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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
You and a vehicle to your right stop at an ordinary all-way stop at the same time. Which vehicle should you yield to?
Blue 1 is on the west arm of a four-way STOP-controlled junction. Silver 2 is on the south arm, to the learner's right. Double yellow pairs divide opposing traffic; neither vehicle has a question-image route.
Correct answer: The vehicle on your right
Why
At an ordinary all-way stop, simultaneous arrivals yield to the driver on the right. Check that all paths are clear before moving; do not force a conflict if another driver fails to yield.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Simultaneous stop arrival · p. 42
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