At a four-way stop where two vehicles arrive at the same time, who has the right-of-way?

At a FOUR-WAY STOP, when two vehicles arrive at the SAME TIME, the vehicle on the RIGHT has the right-of-way (yield to the driver on your right). DMV/permit rules of the road. GENERAL FOUR-WAY STOP RULES: (1) the first vehicle to arrive and come to a complete stop goes first; (2) if two arrive at the same time, the one on the RIGHT goes first; (3) if facing each other, a driver going straight or turning right generally goes before one turning left. When in doubt, yield and proceed cautiously. Knowing the 'yield to the right' rule for simultaneous arrival at a four-way stop is commonly tested.