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This is built for searches like who goes first at a 4-way stop, 4-way stop rules, left turn at 4-way stop, and same time at stop sign who has right of way.
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Traffic · Checker
4-way stop right-of-way checker
Set up a four-way stop scenario and see who should go next, which cars can clear together, and where the common confusion points are: first arrival, right-hand ties, and left turns yielding to oncoming traffic.
Useful because it does more than a static article
- It distinguishes arrival order from conflict order instead of mixing them together.
- It shows when opposite directions can clear together rather than forcing a fake single-file answer.
- It flags courtesy deadlocks where eye contact matters because the statutory tie-break is no longer clean.
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Live verdict
Rule summary
Primary rule
First full stop goes firstSame-time tie
Yield to the driver on your rightTurning conflict
Left turns yield to opposing straight or right turnsWhat this checker does not model
- Pedestrians already in the crosswalk
- Emergency vehicles, police direction, or broken signals
- State-specific oddities beyond the common all-way-stop pattern