At a four-way stop, a blue car comes from the south and will go straight, a yellow car comes from the east and will go straight, and a truck comes from the west and will turn left. All three vehicles stop at their stop signs at the same time. In what order should they go?

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Why

When vehicles stop at the same time, each driver yields to the vehicle on the right, so the blue car waits for the yellow car and the truck waits for the blue car. The truck is also turning left, so it must yield to the oncoming yellow car going straight.

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Topic: Right-of-way   License: Car permit

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• Minnesota: Road Rules

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