"Dee D. Flint" wrote:

The typical law in the states that I am
familiar with is that at a 4 way stop
says that the person arriving at the stop
first goes through the intersection first.
If two or more vehicles arrive
simultaneously, the one furthest to the
right in the circle goes first (i.e. the
person who has no vehicle immediately
to his/her right at the intersection). If four
arrive simultaneously, well there's no rule
for that and someone has to take the
courteous route of gesturing the cross
traffic across before taking their turn.


Exactly the same in each of the states I'm familiar with (and that is a
good number of states).


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

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