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Intersections Right Of WayStandalone practice
At this four-way stop, A and B complete their stops at the same time and both intend to continue straight. Which driver should yield to the other?
Blue car A approaches from the west and silver car B from the south at a four-way stop. Both are behind their stop lines. Their simultaneous complete stops are a stated condition.
Correct answer: A should yield because B is on A’s right
Why
Both drivers must make a complete stop. With the stated simultaneous arrivals, A yields to B on A’s right. B may proceed only after checking that the intersection is clear; priority is not permission to endanger pedestrians or other traffic.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Rules of the Road · p. 65, 66
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