Who has the right of way when two cars arrive at the same time to a 4-way stop intersection?

Answer: A — The car to the driver's left

When two cars arrive at a 4-way stop intersection at the same time, the car to the driver's left has the right of way. This is because in most countries, including the United States, vehicles drive on the right side, meaning that when two cars arrive at the same time, the car on the left would be the first to proceed through the intersection. Option B, the car to the driver's right, would only have the right of way if the other car was making a left turn, as making a right turn would still give the right of way to the car on the left. Option C is incorrect because it does not specify which car would have the right of way, and in this scenario, it would be the car to the driver's left. Option D, the car going straight, is also incorrect because it does not specify where the car is going and therefore cannot determine