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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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You and another driver come to a full stop at a four-way stop at the same moment. The other car is on your right, and you both plan to go straight. Who goes first?
A and B wait at perpendicular approaches to a four-way stop. They stopped at the same time, and B is on A’s right; both intend to continue straight.
Correct answer: The other driver goes first, since you must yield to the car on your right.
Why
At a multi-way stop you must also yield to any vehicle that was already stopped at the intersection before you arrived. The yield-to-the-right rule settles ties between drivers who arrive together. Before you go, check again for pedestrians in the crosswalks.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Controlled Intersections · p. 69
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