Practice question

What should drivers do at a four-way stop?

  1. Proceed when they feel it's safe regardless of the order
  2. Avoid stopping and keep moving at a slow pace
  3. Yield to the vehicle on their right
  4. Stop and yield the first vehicle that arrives

Answer: D — Stop and yield the first vehicle that arrives

At a four-way stop, the correct procedure for drivers is to stop and yield to the first vehicle that arrives at the intersection. This rule ensures that traffic flows smoothly and safely through the intersection, preventing confusion and potential accidents. When multiple vehicles arrive simultaneously, the general rule is that the vehicle on the right has the right of way. Yielding to the first vehicle that arrives promotes a clear and orderly approach to navigating the intersection. It helps drivers anticipate the actions of others and react accordingly, which is especially important in preventing collisions. Understanding and following this protocol is crucial for all drivers to maintain safety on the roads.

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