Four way stop, two cars arrive at the same moment

Q: You and car B stop at the same instant. Who goes first?

Car B, because it is on your right. When two vehicles reach a four way stop at the same time, the driver on the right goes first. The tie break exists because the rule about arriving first cannot settle a genuine dead heat. Yielding to the right is the convention every state adopts, so both drivers reach the same answer without negotiating through the windscreen.

Look at the diagram, decide, then check yourself. The reasoning matters more than the answer, because the exam will ask the same rule with the cars in different places.

You and car B stop at the same instant. Who goes first?

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More right of way situations

Uncontrolled intersection

Neither road has a sign or a signal. Car B is approaching from your left. Who yields?

Left turn on solid green

You have a solid green light and want to turn left. Car B is coming straight towards you, also on green. What do you do?

T intersection

Your road ends at a through road. Car B is travelling along the through road. Who has the right of way?

Roundabout entry

You are approaching a roundabout and car B is already going round it. What should you do?

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