Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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You stop at a STOP sign that has an ALL WAY plate below it. At the same moment, a car stops at the STOP sign on the street to your right. Both of you plan to go straight. Which driver should go first?

Blue A faces east and silver B faces north from the street on A’s right. Both have stopped behind their lines at the same moment and plan to go straight, as stated in the question. Exact U.S. STOP and ALL WAY faces control each approach and are repeated in a labelled detail. No first-movement route or priority instruction appears.

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