The blue car approaches a four-way stop. A white car is already stopped to the right of the blue car.

Question

Question: The blue car approaches a four-way stop. A white car is already stopped to the right of the blue car. What should the driver of the blue car do?

Options:

1.  Follow the "first in, first out" rule: come to a complete stop, yield to the white car, then continue.
2.  Follow the "yield to the left" rule: come to a complete stop, then continue. The white car should yield because the blue car is on the left.

Answer 1

1. Follow the "first in, first out" rule: come to a complete stop, yield to the white car, then continue.

The blue car approaches a four-way stop. A white car is already stopped to the right of the blue car. The driver of the blue car should follow the "first in, first out" rule: come to a complete stop, yield to the white car, then continue.