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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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You and a driver on the cross street to your right stop at a four-way stop at the same moment. You both plan to go straight. What should you do?
A and B are stopped on adjacent approaches at a four-way stop, with B on A’s right. The card says both stopped at the same moment and both intend to go straight. Each car is behind its stop line.
Correct answer: Let the driver on your right go first, then go when the way is clear.
Why
At an all-way stop, the usual courtesy is that the driver who stops first goes first. A tie is where crashes happen, because each driver thinks that the other will wait. Never assume that the other driver will yield to you, and look again before you go.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Four-way stops · p. 50
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