New York Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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What should you do at a four-way stop sign?

  1. Yield to the right

  2. Stop and proceed

  3. Wait for the other cars

  4. Honk your horn

The correct answer is: Yield to the right

At a four-way stop sign, you should always yield to the car on your right. This is to ensure a smooth and safe flow of traffic. Stopping and proceeding without yielding can cause accidents or confusion, and honking your horn is unnecessary and disruptive to other drivers. Waiting for the other cars can also cause confusion and delays in traffic flow, so it is important to always yield to the car on your right.

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