Right of Way Rules at 4-Way Intersections Quiz

When approaching a 4-way intersection with stop signs at all corners, which vehicle goes first?

• The vehicle that arrived first.

• The vehicle on the left.

• The vehicle on the right.

• The fastest vehicle.

Answer explanation

The vehicle that arrived first goes first at a 4-way intersection with stop signs at all corners.

At a 4-way intersection with traffic signals, if two cars arrive at the same time with one going straight and the other turning left, who has the right of way?

• The car going straight.

• The car turning left.

• The car that is bigger.

• Whoever signals first.

Answer explanation

The car going straight has the right of way because it has priority over the car turning left.

What should you do if you approach an uncontrolled 4-way intersection at the same time as another vehicle?

• Speed up to beat the other vehicle.

• The vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right.

• The vehicle on the right yields to the vehicle on the left.

• Honk to signal the other vehicle to go first.

Answer explanation

At an uncontrolled 4-way intersection, the vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on the right. This ensures smooth traffic flow and prevents accidents.

If two vehicles arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time, and both are turning right, who goes first?

• The vehicle in the larger lane.

• Both can proceed at the same time.

• The vehicle with the louder horn.

• The vehicle that can turn faster.

Answer explanation

When two vehicles arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time and both are turning right, both can proceed at the same time. This ensures a smooth flow of traffic and avoids any conflicts.

When approaching a 4-way intersection with a yield sign, what must you do?

• Stop completely before proceeding.

• Slow down and yield to pedestrians and other vehicles.

• Proceed with caution, no need to yield.

• Yield only to vehicles on your right.

Answer explanation

When approaching a 4-way intersection with a yield sign, you must slow down and yield to pedestrians and other vehicles. This ensures safety and follows traffic rules.

At a 4-way intersection with no signs or signals, who has the right of way?

• The vehicle that is bigger.

• The vehicle that arrives first.

• The vehicle on the left.

• The vehicle on the right.

Answer explanation

The vehicle that arrives first has the right of way as per the rules of a 4-way intersection with no signs or signals.

If you are at a 4-way intersection with stop signs and intend to turn left, but the oncoming vehicle is going straight, who has the right of way?

• The vehicle turning left.

• The oncoming vehicle.

• Whoever arrived at the intersection first.

• The vehicle with the most passengers.

Answer explanation

The oncoming vehicle has the right of way because it is going straight, while the vehicle turning left must yield.

In a situation where traffic lights are out at a 4-way intersection, how should drivers proceed?

• Treat the intersection as if it has stop signs on all corners.

• The first vehicle to arrive goes first.

• Yield to the vehicle on the right.

• Proceed with caution, but no need to stop.

Answer explanation

When traffic lights are out at a 4-way intersection, drivers should treat it as if it has stop signs on all corners. This ensures safety and prevents accidents.

When two vehicles approach a 4-way stop from opposite directions with one vehicle intending to turn left and the other going straight, which statement is true?

• The vehicle turning left has the right of way.

• The vehicle going straight has the right of way.

• Both vehicles can proceed simultaneously without yielding.

• The vehicle that stops first can proceed first.

Answer explanation

The vehicle going straight has the right of way.

At a 4-way intersection with yield signs, if two vehicles arrive at the same time, how should they proceed?

• The vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on the right.

• The vehicle on the right should yield to the vehicle on the left.

• Both vehicles should stop completely before proceeding.

• The faster vehicle has the right of way.

Answer explanation

At a 4-way intersection with yield signs, when two vehicles arrive simultaneously, the vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on the right.