How To Yield The Right Of Way: 4-Way Stop Basic Rules & Best Practices For Safe Driving To Pass Test
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- How To Yield The Right Of Way: 4-Way Stop Basic Rules & Best Practices For Safe Driving To Pass Test!
4-way stops are a big cause of confusion and accidents. 4-way stops (or, all-way stops as some people call them) require everyone that comes to such an intersection to yield to other vehicles under specific circumstances. Even experienced drivers don't always know what the rules are in certain situations. In this video, I show some of the different scenarios you might encounter at a 4-way stop intersection. I'll explain who has the right-of-way, who should go next, and talk about some best practices. Knowing what to do can prevent accidents and even save lives. This is also something new drivers will need to know and possibly demonstrate on a driver's test. I strongly urge new drivers to take the time to find some 4-way stop intersections near them and practice the driving skill of yielding the right-of-way. I see drivers almost every day who don't seem to know the rules, or just don't think they apply to them. If you're at least familiar with the rules, you can be the safe driver out there even if others aren't. Be the good example, not the problem!
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The basic rule of Yielding the Right of Way is that if two vehicles arrive at a 4-way-stop intersection at the exact same time, then the vehicle on the right gets to go first. The vehicle on the left is yielding the right of way to the vehicle on their right. In this video, we look at some of the other situations that commonly come up at 4-way intersections, and who has the right of way.
No unnecessary talking, no yelling, no shouting. Just a well articulated experienced driver easily explaining how drive safely. Well done.
Thank you for the comment and for watching!
Agreed. An excellent tutorial for any driver who is unsure. Very effective teaching style. Calm is the key.
This video really helped me clear my confusion with this
Glad to hear it helped! It can be very confusing, and I see people not doing it correctly almost every day. Thanks for watching!
Same
@@HowSkills This video really helped me refresh my driving skills.
Same
I learned more about right of way in this 8 minute video then I did in my 30 hour driving course.
I'm glad it helped out!
You're a lifesaver. I couldn't find any good examples until I found this video.
I’m glad it helped!
My test is this Thursday and I was honestly still confused about this stuff, thank you !
Good luck with your test...I’m sure you’ll do great! Get in some practice before then if you can and try this out.
The 4 way intersection always confused me. Wasn’t to sure who goes first. But by watching this video was very helpful. Thank You for sharing.
Glad it helped! And thank you for watching.
Come to a complete stop and you can go because no one else will stop.
The “yielding right of way” term confuses me. I thought it meant the person on your right goes first? But in the video he states whoever gets at the intersection first makes the first move.
@@QueenYemithat’s only prevalent on whether or not an intersection is full. in general terms it’s whoever gets there first goes, but also depending on if cars are turning or staying straight or carrying big loads, sometimes it changes on the vehicle to the right of you or just whoever feels like moving cuz they’re ignorant and in a rush.
very good explanation and demonstration.
Thank you - I hope it helped!
Thanks, this really helped a lot. I was so confused about right of way, but now I have a better understanding of it.
Awesome - glad it helped!
“They sort of stopped” 😂
Thanks so much for going to all those four way stops to teach us the different scenarios. I appreciate a lot
You’re welcome, and I hope it helped!
Thank you good info. It will be my first time driving with my instructor today !!
That’s awesome! Good luck with your lessons...I’m sure you’ll do great!
having a visual example helps so much more than reading from a book, thanks for the video
You're very welcome!
thank you for showing us your videos it helps a lot, mostly when didn't drive before.
Very glad to hear it helped!
wow..thank you so much for the video - I've learned so much from it! All the confusions I had as to how to drive at the intersections are now gone! =)
I'm very glad it helped!
Thanks for your enthusiasm. It's really useful
Thanks for watching!
omg thank u so much i’m studying for my permit and got so confused on the yielding part but you solved my confusion for me!!!
Awesome...I'm glad to hear it helped!
Omg same!
Passion Peach it literally made no sense on the study thing LMAO
Do you have your permit now?
Had my first driving lesson today and I was incredibly overwhelmed and stressed. Trying to watch videos to prepare for my next one tomorrow, very calm and informative thanks a lot
It can definitely be overwhelming when you first start, but you're doing the right thing by learning all you can on your own. You got this!
This helped me with my confusion of right of way, thank you so much!
You're welcome...I'm glad to hear it helped. Right of Way rules can be confusing!
this video was actually mad helpful thank u
Amazing video! so clear. thanks for share this information!
You’re welcome, and I hope it was of some help to you!
Thanks a lot for all the examples!! are amazing
great !! Thanks for Making this ...
You’re welcome, and I hope it helped!
Thanks for creating this video, Stan.
And thank you very much for watching...I hope it helped.
Thank you so much! I was very confused at first, but this definitely helped!
Great...very glad it helped. And thanks for watching!
@@HowSkills You're welcome!
Im a new driver it helps and very clear I will continue to watch your channel.
Very educational and properly explained.thats kind of you to do that like another person comented.it truly is.
Thank you for your comment and for watching...I appreciate it!
Great explanation, will be saving this and watching it a few times
Thank you for watching... I appreciate it!
Thanks for this, visual demonstrations really help
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
Dude your videos are saving my life thank you so much
Glad to hear that and happy to help!
Really good video with many examples. Thank you for your efforts.
And I thank you for taking the time to watch!
I love your voice. This is an amazing video. Thank you ❤
really great vid with many examples, thanks!
You’re welcome, and I hope it helped!
Loved the video ❤
Thanks, and I hope it helped!
Helped a lot thanks
You’re welcome! Thanks for taking the time to watch it.
Thank you so much sir..I understand that very well..I search many videos here but I didn’t got what I want ..But In you video I got my thing what I want..You deserve more subscribers and likes 😘😘👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
thank you man. this video was awesome
Thanks! And thanks for taking the time to watch it!
you should do more video teaching some driving skills or etiquette, your way of teaching is really helpful
I appreciate your saying that, and I will plan to do more. Thank you for watching!
Super clear explanation, thank you.
You are welcome!
I will have the paper test in English (Not my mother tongue) soon. The video helps me more than a dictionary. Thanks!
I'm very glad it helped. Best of luck on your test!
Thank you so much this helped me out a lot !!
I’m glad it was useful to you...thanks for watching!
I just finished my driving seminars today here in the Philippines and this got all mixed-up in my head. Thanks for clearing this out! Hoping to pass the written exam and proceed to the practical phase.
I’m cheering you on...I’m sure you’ll do great on your written and practical exams. Thanks for watching!
Excellent !!!!
It helps me a lot
Thank you so much.
You’re very welcome, and I’m glad it helped!
Thank you so much sir, this video has helped me!!
Glad it helped! Thanks for letting me know, and for watching.
Thanks!
Wow! That’s very nice of you to do that…thank you! Hope the video was of some help.
Your videos are always helpful to us as a beginner❤️. May God bless you more🙏🙏🙏
thank you so much, very clear.
You are welcome! I hope it helped.
this was helpful. Thank you
You're welcome!
wait this actually helped a lot, thank you!
You're welcome and I'm glad it helped!
Literally the best video on UA-cam
Thanks a lot for watching!
Very clear explanation. Thank you!
You're welcome, and I hope it helped!
Very well Explained , I was pretty confused about yielding and you helped me .. Thumbs up 👍
Thanks. Glad to hear it helped!
I found this video incredibly informative thank you
Thanks a lot for watching!
Thank you sir for sharing this informative video. I understand this better now. I'm visiting the U.S. this summer. Greetings from Iceland.
Thank you, and I hope it helped. And glad to hear you're going to be visiting the US...happy to have you here!
this like truly helped. thank u
Really glad to hear that! Thanks for watching.
ughh thank you so much this helped a lot!!!
Glad to hear that, and thank you for watching!
Thank You
You're welcome, and thank you for watching!
Thank you!
You’re welcome...I hope it was of some help!
Thank you !!
You're welcome! I hope it helped.
I have been driving now with my permit for a while, I have around 31-33 hours. I feel almost ready to test..but these intersections and yeilds..really..confuse me. Thankfully around where I travel to and live there are not a lot of them, at least without traffic lights. This video cleared up so much stuff for me man..thank you so much.
I'm glad it helped...I appreciate you taking the time to watch it. I like that you're watching videos to learn more about safe driving skills, and because of that and the initiative it shows, I'm sure you'll do great on your test. Take care!
Thank you
You’re welcome, and I hope it helped!
Very useful video
Thanks a lot for watching!
Tnk u so much 😞 I’m so old n I haven’t got my license yet, this is my main fear of driving, I get nervous with yielding the right of way, reading it on book didn’t help. So tnk u for this ❤️
Lisa, I'm really glad it helped! You're definitely not alone in being unsure about how to yield the right of way...that's pretty common. Good luck on your driver's test whenever you do take it.
Lisa I'm a driver n I'm still confused. I hate driving. I get nervous.
Thanks 😊🙏
Thank you for watching!
This a good explanation for the right of way i its detailed thank for teaching us how to be a good driver.
Thank you for those kind words and for taking the time to watch!
Very educational
Thank you for saying so, and I hope it helped.
This was great. You spoke slowly.
Thanks a lot for watching!
I went from panicking halfway through the video, and by the end I was like "Oh, yielding isn't as scary as I thought it was!" But I wish people wouldn't roll right through the stop signs
Me too...that irritates me whenever I see it. Thanks for watching!
Great explanation, coming from England to Canada I came across these kinds of intersection for the first time. In England, when you do have a four way intersection, they'll have traffic lights, every time. More often though, there'll be a roundabout instead, which effectively acts like a three way junction but smoother because you don't have to come to a complete stop if there's no one approaching from your right. With the density of traffic in England I couldn't possibly imagine these working there without bringing everything to a halt (which is presumably why we don't have any), but now that I know about these, I'll be better able to handle them in Canada!
Roundabouts are safer than 4-way stops, and I wish there were more around us. We have a few in bigger cities, but not enough overall in my opinion. Thanks for watching and for leaving the great comment, and enjoy Canada!
This explained it so much better than any textbook could
Thanks for watching and I hope it helped!
Moments like on 7:55 are the most confusing for me, cuz I come from a country where we just use "the right rule"
And in the North America I will need to adapt a bit...
Thanks for an awesome guide
these are helping me so much. i failed my first test in december and it completely wrecked my self esteem (to be fair i didnt practice much) but watching stuff like this makes me really hopeful for my next one. february 27th!!! 🤞
Awesome! Bet you’ll get it done on your next try. Keep practicing, studying, and watching people’s videos, and you’ll do great.
@@HowSkills thank you so much!!! ill let you know how it goes!
@@HowSkills passed!!!! thank you so much for your videos!!!! they helped me so much!
@@yeehaw6118 That's awesome!! So glad to hear that, and big congratulations to you on all your hard work and study...it paid off!
Man I crashed 7 times on these 4 way stops. So damn confusing. Great demonstration video 👍
If four people arrive at the same time there’s also a good chance someone is turning right in which case they get right-of-way because they won’t cross paths with anyone
Very true.
You just gained a new subscriber in me😀
Awesome! I really appreciate that!
"In reality" lol
Reminded me of that liitle boy
"Apparentlyyyyyyyy"
Thanks for this helpful video sir
Lol! In reality, you're very welcome!
Thanh you
You’re very welcome!
Good info!!!!
I hope it serves as a good reminder for someone.
Wow this helped me a whole bunch, thank you SO much 🙌
Edit actually I do have a question though, does yielding mean that if its your turn to go then your signaling to the other drivers when it's your turn? Unless you are going straight
You do need to use your signals if you'll be turning right or left, and otherwise you just let other drivers go before you (yield to them the right to go before you do} if they arrived at the intersection before you did. In the event you arrive at the same time as another driver, the person to the right gets to go first, so in that case, the driver on the left would yield the right of way to the driver to their right.
@@HowSkills Okay!! That makes lots more sense now! Thank you
Hi! I have had my license for a little while now, and I have moved to a place that has a lot of four way stops. I find myself very nervous at them because it seems like the cars around me are going even though it's my turn- especially if I stop for a few seconds. Any advice?
Since there are a lot of four way stops in your area, the local driver's there may have become very impatient with having to stop so often so they don't wait like they should. And, if people are in that much of a hurry, just let them go. When you get to the stop sign that controls you, make a full and complete stop, but don't linger if it's your turn to go. Other driver's take any hesitation as a sign that you want them to go ahead and go. Make sure you scan the intersection ahead of you as you're driving up to your stop sign, and pay close attention to who is arriving ahead of who so you'll be prepared to leave the stop sign when it's really your turn. But if someone leaves when it's not their turn, don't take it personally or let it get you upset or mad. Driving angry is dangerous to you and those around you, and it's just not worth it.
Sir I Really like your videos do you have a video on how to properly make a left turns? I would love to see that thanks
I don’t have one on that but I will make one…thank you for suggesting that!
One thing I want to know is: When you say “the person who got there first” do you mean the person that got in the line first or who actually got to the stop sign first because there’s sometimes lines before the intersection
That means the person that stopped at the stop sign (or the white stop line if there is one) first is the one that should go first before other vehicles arriving close to the same time. A white stop line takes precedence over the stop sign and determines where your actual stopping point will be. It doesn’t matter when you got in a line leading up to the intersection, only when you arrived and stopped at the sign or line controlling the intersection.
Thanks,. I was looking for a 4 way traffic signal to do a right hand turn. Have anything like that?
My exam is in 3 days so watching this video helps a bunch.
Good luck on your test, and I hope you do great on it! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing. In the video it can be seen that if a vehicle came to the stop sign and the other vehicle on the other side is still rolling towards their stop line, then the first vehicle waits until the rolling vehicle appears to stop.
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Sometimes I have seen people moving from STOP line if they arrive first and the other vehicles on other sides are slowing down but yet to reach the stop line.
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This makes me wonder if one should come to complete stop, wait and see other cars coming to a stop as well, and then proceed to their turn?
It's okay to go ahead and leave from the STOP line as long as you have already come to a complete stop and it is your turn to go.
How do you know to yield if there is no sign?
Can you demonstrate how to make left turns on blinking arrows on a busy intersection?
There's a roundabout around my place, and all 4 sides have yield signs...I've never seen that. How does that work?
Normally it means that anybody entering from any side has to yield to anyone already in the roundabout. Enter when there is a gap and it’s safe to do so. Roundabouts have actually been proven to be safer than 4-way stop intersections, causing fewer accidents!
VisualxxKhaos That works like any normal roundabout. Yield to any cars already in the roundabout. When it’s clear and you can enter the roundabout, go. All other cars have to wait on the side roads. If you come at the same time as someone to your right, the person on the right goes first, just like with a 4 way stop. If 2 cars approach on opposite sides of the intersection, with a roundabout both cars can usually enter the roundabout at the same time and complete their maneuvers as they are in opposite sides of the circle. The most important thing to remember is to yield to any cars currently in the roundabout, then take your turn when there is a gap in traffic in the circle
Cities/towns should consider implementing roundabouts.
Dear Stan,
Thank you for your very helpful video. Can you please explain the situation at 5:45? The car opposite you wants to turn left, so shouldn't you have priority over it? Also, why did you not yield right of way to the red car, which was to your right? Thank you very much in advance, I am driving my first car tomorrow and I am freshening up on my Right of Way knowledge. :)
The first rule about the Right of Way is that whoever arrives at the intersection first, regardless of their position related to you, gets to proceed first. And if there were three other vehicles that also came to that intersection slightly after you did, then whoever arrived 2nd, 3rd, or 4th, gets to go in order after that. Although this clip in the video doesn't show it, the car opposite me had arrived at the intersection and stopped before I arrived and stopped, so they got to go before I did. The car to the right of me had arrived and stopped after I got there, so I had the right to go before them. "First come - First served", is the main rule at an intersection...if you get to the intersection first before other vehicles, you get to proceed before they do. The other rules only apply when two or more vehicles arrive at the exact same time at a 4-way stop. In that case, whoever is to the farthest right goes first, and so on according to the other situational guidelines. It can be a little complicated, that's for sure, but remember that if you get to the intersection before any of the other vehicles, you get to proceed first, whether they're on your right or on your left. If you arrived at the exact same time that a vehicle to your right did, they get to go before you do. I hope this helps, and if you have any other questions, please ask!
@@HowSkills Perfectly clear! Thank you for your time and the explanation, have a good day. :)
I like it when approaching intersection and vehicle opposite of me slams their brakes like 20 feet from the stop line and jumps the right of way.
Yeah, I see that all the time! Very irritating.
You forgot to mention that if all 4 cars arrive at an ALL WAY STOP at the exact same time (although unlikely), right of way is given to the vehicle to your right
But that means everyone has a car in there right?
Thanks for this! Question, if I'm at a traffic light and I'm turning left on a green light, and the person opposite me is turning right and they also have a green light, who has the right away? And in the same scenario what if the person turning right has a green light and also a yield sign, does that make a difference?
If you both have a green and you both arrive at the intersection at the same time, the person opposite you turning right would have the right of way. If the person turning right has a yield sign, they would have to yield to all other traffic and wait on you to turn first before making their turn.
@@HowSkills You da man Stan, thank you!
Yeah but you still need to be careful. If say you’re turning left and he’s turning right and you’re both in the intersection, you should ONLY turn left if you can see what’s coming behind him. If it’s a van for example, it may be hard to see. You can move slightly over to the left to see when you’re entering the intersection. If that’s not possible, I’d let him go first until you can see behind for approaching traffic. I’d you don’t do this, you can get T Boned. It’s the worst crash for you!
Why do so many people think they can turn left in front of a person going straight through the intersection? So much road rage comes from this and lots of bad accidents. Sometime I think it’s a case where someone thinks they arrived a fraction of a second before the person going straight but again that just creates a lot of issues in my opinion.
A lot of people really don't understand the rules for yielding at a 4-Way stop. And others just don't act like they don't apply to them. So always proceed through a 4-Way intersection with caution when there are other vehicles arriving at about the same time. You're responsible for doing what you know is correct...just watch out for those that aren't doing the right thing for whatever reason!
If you're reading this God bless you ❤
And the same to you, Adithya Naren! I hope this video helped you.
Hi Stan, at 5:45 wasn't that left turning car supposed to yield to you? Because you were going straight and I thought usually left turners yield to straight ways.
It doesn't show it in the video because of how I edited it, but the other driver had actually arrived at the intersection before I did. So by the rule of "whoever gets there first has the right to proceed first", I had to yield the right of way to the driver turning left.
I'm 42 and have been driving since I was 16, but yesterday I came to a 4 way stop with stop signs where I pulled up at the same time as 2 other cars. Very rare scenario for me. I was sitting there with my left turn signal on for a while, and the other drivers were just sitting there. I was waiting for them to go. I didn't want them to honk at me, and I was pretty intimidated. Nobody was behind me, so I backed up and turned around so they could all go and I could try again. Came back to the intersection and another car pulled up across from me at the same time. Again, my left turn signal was on, didn't really know what to do, didn't want them honking/getting angry, and I was waiting for them to go but they were just sitting there. Nobody was behind me so I backed up and turned around to try a third time. (No I'm not an idiot/stupid, I have a 124 IQ.)
That's always an awkward situation to be in when no one knows for sure who should go first. In your first situation, one of the three cars at the intersection was the farthest one to the right of the others and should have gone first. In a case like that where the person that's supposed to go first doesn't actually go, then you could give them a hand wave to signal them to go ahead and proceed. If they still don't, then the person next to them should go, being next in line. But if no one makes a move, it's okay for you to inch out slowly and then go on your way. It's not rude to go ahead and go after you've given the other driver(s) the opportunity. In the second instance, although you both arrived at the same time, and assuming the other vehicle was going to go straight, they would have the right-of-way since you would be turning across their path if you went first. In case of two vehicles arriving at the same time across from each other, the one turning left should yield to the one going straight. But I know in a real-world situation that it's not always that cut and dried, and if you're not sure when to go, try to signal the other drivers to go on and take their turn. And if they don't go, then it's perfectly fine for you to be the one to go...just ease out slowly.
Gotta say i was driving my wife car today and we had yield circle my wife panicked and grabbed my arm cause this is my first time driving without a license so this helpful even tho i know
Nice video, thanks.
I live in Florida, we have stop-sign-controlled intersections where 4 lanes (left & right turns with 2 thru lanes) cross similarly laid out 4 lane roads. It is absolute pandemonium. Plus, nobody follows any of the basic rules. I hate these dangerous roadway messes; they need to be replaced with circles.
Also, you should address what to do when your vision of cross traffic is obscured from the location of the stop sign or stop line.
You're welcome! Thank you very much for watching.
3:16In the intersections arrive same The vehicle on the rigth has right of way
3:32 Vehicles arrive same time a you directly cross each other, but if go straight and the other turning you have the right of way