Car permit · Right-of-way
At which kind of location does the first driver to arrive and come to a full stop also get to go first?
Correct answer: At a four-way stop intersection.
Answer options
- AAt a four-way stop intersection Correct
- BAt a railroad crossing
- CAt an intersection with a green light
Why
At a four-way stop, every vehicle must stop completely, and drivers then take turns in the order they arrived. Look around before moving to be certain it really is your turn.
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Topic: Right-of-way License: Car permit
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