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About this topic: Right of Way
Right-of-way rules are yielding rules — they tell you who must wait. At four-way stops, intersections without signals, and emergency-vehicle situations, knowing them prevents the most common urban crashes. This is one of 11 DMV Permit questions on right of way, each with a full explanation on a single study page.
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