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At a four-way stop, you and a vehicle on your right stop at the same time. Who should normally proceed first?
A and B are stopped at a four-way stop, with B on A's right. Their simultaneous stop is the stated condition of this question; a still picture alone cannot establish arrival order.
Correct answer: The driver on your right.
Why
Yielding to the vehicle on the right resolves an otherwise simultaneous arrival. This rule settles a simultaneous stop at a four-way stop. Do not force your turn if the other driver is not yielding as expected; check that the intersection is actually clear before moving.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Four-Way Stop · p. 56
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