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Another vehicle clearly completes its stop before you at a four-way stop. What should you normally do?
Blue A and silver B are stopped on crossing approaches at a four-way stop. The card states that B stopped first; B is on A's right.
Correct answer: Let that vehicle proceed first after everyone has stopped.
Why
After every driver stops, the vehicle that clearly arrived first normally proceeds first. A still picture cannot establish who arrived first, so this question states that the other vehicle stopped earlier. Let that driver move when safe rather than turning the stop into a contest.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Four-Way Stop · p. 56
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