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Passing target: 75% in each of the three areas
Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
At an all-way stop, another vehicle reached the intersection before you. After you make your complete stop, what must you do?
Correct answer: Yield to the vehicle that arrived first.
Why
At an all-way stop, make a complete stop and yield to any vehicle that reached the intersection before you. Also yield to pedestrians crossing or travelling along the road you will cross or enter. Do not turn the rule into a contest over who braked or accelerated fastest. Proceed only after the earlier vehicle's movement and other conflicts have cleared.
Verified against Driver’s Handbook (SAAQ), English 2018 edition · Intersections and right-of-way · p. 241
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