Stops - Part 2 - 2 Way Stops
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Stop - Part 2: 2 way stops. In this video: Tips to determine if it’s a 2way or a 4 way stop (all way stop), where to stop, not necessarily a double stop if you can see clearly and how priorities work at 2 way stops.
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Beginners tend to have tunnel vision. This is so true. I am still watching your video after passing the road test. Thanks again!
That’s my biggest issue right now. Not seeing the information around me early enough.
Me too still watch his vids even though I passed road test 😊
Me the same
You are the best for explain every details,thank you 🌹
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I hate when I do left turns or going straight at a 2 way stop, cars still going at full speed, so it's not safe to turn, and then a car behind you gets impatient and starts to honk their horn to rush you. It's not helping the situation and can make you often more nervous.
So true! It’s not like them beeping me will make me drive faster 😩
Dude this happened to me today when I took my drivers license test. The exact same way but when it got clear and I was about to turn left, a vehicle coming from the right came fast as hell and the instructor failed me cause I didnt see and yield they had to tell me to stop. But what can I do when this guy is speeding and sees me. Now my parents are pissed and blame me for something not in my control
In 2016 when I was fresh out of high school I was watching your videos nonstop & they definitely helped me pass my exam 100% glad your still making videos. I’ll always stay subscribed
Cool. Always something to learn.
This video also helped me after I got a driver license as well because driving school in America is vague as What’s 9+10?
@@ConduiteFacile Hello , My name's Dontae and I live in Buffalo , New York I have issues with slamming cuz I get so nervous , my driving instructor always points that out to me. Can you do a video about avoid Abrupt stopping.
They must not have quizzed you about left turns at a 2-way stop, because this guy is 100% wrong about it.
@@ConduiteFacilePlease edit your video. You are wrong about right away for left turns at a 2-way stop.
Left turns must always yield to oncoming traffic, regardless of who arrived first.
First to arrive rule only applies at 4-way stops.
I love this part: "who has less distance to cover has the priority" that made priority rules click for me for the first time without memorization
I just passed my test here in Hawai’i! Your videos helped me so so much. Thank you!!! 💛
Congrats!
thank you man, your videos helped me pass the exam, rembember guys, know the roads, and be focused 100% aand you will pass too
I was gonna say the same thing I passed my exam a few days ago because of his videos
Congrats to both of you.
Thanks to your channel I passed my driving test in the first attempt. I was so nervous while practicing but your tips helped in gaining confidence.
Congrats!
What question were they and if u remember them tell me please asap I have my permit test tomorrow!!
@@ConduiteFacile I love 2 way Stop intersection
Thank you for amazing video
When at stop sign, check for pedestrians before going on BOTH sides (the side you are at and the side you are going to cross) pedestrians get priority in stop signs
You must stop before the line, then check for pedestrians (left right on the side you are about to cross and left right on the side you are going to) and then inch up to check the road that no perpendicular cars
6:20 priorities at stop sign:
- whoever arrived first has priority (this applies if you want to go straight and incoming car wants to take a left, so your paths will cross, or when you want to take a left and they want to continue straight or take a left)
- if both arrive same time, if you want to turn left then give the incoming car priority
- if both arrive at the same time, and you want to turn right, and they want to turn left then you have priority (right over left)
you are the best
Omg! I love all your videos and appreciate the amount of efforts you took to make such detailed perfect videos
The best teacher I have ever had. Thank you 🙃
Your videos are the best!!! You teach and explain things so well. The graphics are great! And they are exactly the kind of instructions I am looking for! Your videos answer a lot of my questions and clarify a lot of my confusion. I just know there are stop signs. I didn’t know there are 1-way, 2-way and 4-way stop signs, and what to look for and how to deal with each! I am learning a lot from you! Thank you so much!
You deserve more views and coments.you give details that people dont give but are important.well done brother.and you explain it well,combining proper ilustration,and while actually driving and its well explained.job well done
Mind-blowing explanation. Thank you so much.
Very clear and easy to follow. You made it so easy to understand the actual situations. Best video for beginners. Thank you so much☺️
so clearly explained. Especially that narrow vision point of failing to see the pedestrians on the other side!
Thanks for clearing things up. For some reason I had this conception that if one vehicle is turning left, and one is turning right. No matter who stopped first, the vehicle on the right has priority. I guess I thought this because its easier for the vehicle on the right to make a turn, whilst the vehicle making the left has to watch 2 lanes of traffic instead of one.
It can vary from place to place. Here that's how it works.
@@ConduiteFacile interesting. Everywhere I've been it's the straight car has right of way on a 2 way stop no matter who arrived first. What area are you in?
Thank you so much! Better explained than my husband and driving school teacher!
Amazing...I’m learning so much. Thank you
I watched your 2 way and 4 way stop videos and passed my test today thankyou for uploading videos...
Congrats!
@@ConduiteFacile thanks again ☺
I have my license and still watch these videos to help me
Thank you for this video! I writing down question from the DMV app, but unless someone else reads them to me, it doesn't really click in my head
This may be a dumb question but what happens if two opposite vehicles approach a 2 way stop sign and they’re both turning left, who goes first???? They can go at the same time if their paths aren’t crossing right?
This video was well done. It's difficult teaching something that you learn by doing
I am studying for my driver’s license thank you I will need your videos for future reference and aid in my questions
Very nice and helpful dear instructor,thank you very much.
Great explanation.I love your videos
It amazes me how many people don’t understand that a two-way stop is the same as a four-way stop and not the same as a traffic light and it’s whoever gets there. First when one is turning and one is going straight.
In Michigan at a two-way stop priority resets if there is cross traffic which prevents the first car from turning left immediately. Then the opposing car will have priority if it is going straight or turning right.
thank you very much! ur videos helped me pass my driving test on my first try 😊
Congrats!
This could be very late comment, but you are so good in explaining the whole traffic mess. I meant very 👍
Came on here to prove a point and wow glad it did , unfortunately. Crazy to me how so many people don’t know all those priority rules at 6:17.
You definitely are the best driving trainer 👌 I have road test tomorrow :)
Beginners tend to have tunnel vision. Yea its true . After passing my roadtest i still watch his videos. Very helpful
6:17 pretty sure 90% of the drivers I come across need to watch this part of the video. I can't tell you how many times I've been in a situation like this. I'm waiting at a stop sign for traffic to clear. I'm about to make my left turn and the person going straight thinks they can over-take my priority even though I've been there long before them.
It's interesting because this is the only driving source online that I found that mentions that first come first serve rules apply to two way stops too. This may be correct here in Quebec (where this channel is based) as they don't really teach us anything in particular, so I assume its meant to be taken as a four way stop. However, other driving channels/websites based elsewhere say that straight-through traffic has right of way over left turning traffic, even if the left turning traffic is already waiting, similar to a left turn on a green light. I don't really know what's right anymore but I think, at least where I live, first come first serve is the way to go.
@@TeamOrdigamer I think left goes first however if both been stopped because of traffic the car going straight now goes first despite the person who was about to turn left got to the stop sign first.
Opportunist If you live in Ontario that’s how it is. Cars going straight or right have priority over cars turning left regardless of who was there first.
Thank you so much for the amazing tips with examples. Very helpful ❤
I needed this particular lesson, thank you
You're giving life saving pieces of advice! Thank you! I barely stopped ever at a Stop sign as I thought it's so impractical not to see the traffic..now I know why I need to stop but it's a bit annoying,do you stick to this rule?
I'm a visual learner so this is very helpful
So straight forward, Thank you!
For a video idea, I suggest that you show more of the intersections that you arrive at to give us practise in looking for pedestrians. You could record your driving on a daily basis, and show us a few intersections at the end of each video without fancy editing and no commentary, or you could show these intersections in separate video, also without fancy editing and no commentary.
The whole idea is to give us more practise, and to give you more content to attract more viewers to generate ad revenue.
If you add commentary and fancy editing, then that's good for me. I'm just concerned that it will take up an unfair amount of your time.
[Edit: by the way, I never saw any pedestrians or cyclists in your video until you circled them all :( ]
I actually love fancy editing. And I do have a video planned on Intersections specifically. What would you like to see in particular?
@@ConduiteFacile I'd like to see more practise in looking for pedestrians. Sadly, I tend to mostly look for cars and cyclists. You could show the intersections and sidewalks, and encourage us to pause or rewind. After we think that we found them all, we continue watching, and you reveal where they are.
Yes, agree. I also would like to watch videos with driving, without any comments. It will help us to practice. But I find all your videos very helpful! Thank you for great information! =)
6:18 It's right here. People need to stop arguing with me about this.
The info at 6:18 was useful to me. I forget this stuff as there are few two-way stops where I am. So I end up allowing the other driver to have the right-of-way!
Amazing video! Thank you!
very deep inside technical video, thank you.
Thank you for the tutorial videos
@6:18 Since it is a 2-way stop and the red car is going straight, it has the right-of-way without considering which one came first at the stop.
Good explanation. Thanks for posting!
1:10 I was at a 2 way stop where the through street appeared to have those white stop lines, so I mistook it for a 4 way. The street did not have stop signs after all.
impossible
Thank you so much! This video is a gem.
Great information
I see a lot of want to he driving teachers on UA-cam don't teach these basic things about knowing whether it's an all way or two before proceeding.and on top of that,they never teach how to properly know if it's an all way or 2way.and great info above checking for people and in what order to do it.
i hate 2 way stops. they always make me nervous. i stopped and looked left right left right left right like a thousand times just to make sure and yet still afraid that there will be a vehicle coming out of nowhere!
Thank you for your videos! They're really helpful!
Yeah, me too.
You can look left and right 1000 times... but, if you don't move forward at all, you won't see anything new. So, in most cases, you must move forward.
Change your mentality, think: "I'm going to go [slow & constant] unless I need to stop... again" Instead of "I'll wait here [forever] until I see something to justify waiting forever.
I have a strange reference that may help you in terms of where to look... I mean how far down the road. In my opinion, about 50 meters (half a block) down the road and almost always, there is a [metal or wooden] pole there. Take a look at 4:20, the pedestrian Carlos circles is at the corner in between 2 large wooden power line poles. In the upper right corner, you can see the next power pole half block down. This is roughly how far you need to look.
It always depends also on what is near you on the sides (parked vehicles (and their width and distance from you), vegetation, any other obstacles).
Rightfully so. Lots of failures at the exam at two way stops because of that. Actually, I think that here it's the main reason for failures.
This is one of the most helpful driving tip videos I ever watched! I'm watching all your videos:) The parts where you swish your camera from right to left while driving to show the roads at the sides tend to be quite dizzying, though. It'd be great if you can move the camera more gently and less abruptly for future videos!
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Whatever lanes and areas have stop signs, thats where traffic is going to move and that you have to yield to, and that usually can be counted to determine the amount/tyupe of stop it is(2 way or 4 way)
1. always stop at the stop line unless you know for certain the traffic on both sides from the left and right is clear, then go, because then if theres a person behind you, the car behind you may hit you because they think you're going to advance fully because they see its clear too. Not stopping a stop a line with no traffic also isnt neccessary, its illegal though if there is traffic and you dont stop in some places.
2. Some examiners will fail you for looking left and right for vehicles but not for pedestrians ahead of you. So observe after the stop line cross to look for cars (if the stop line area is clear of pedestrians), and then look for pedestrians ahead of you.
3. regardless of whether cars are moving or not, always give them the right of way and yield to them unless its yours.
at 2 ways stops: who arrives first has priority/right of way.
If they dont cross each others paths, priority does not matter.
If at same time and priority does matter: Whoever wants to turn right or move straight has priority to move first. (the one that has less distance to cover)
There has been an increase in traffic on the country road where I live and at one point it crosses a dangerous high speed intersection. The biggest problem that I have noticed is rules of priority, many people are such ignorant or entitled drivers and will cut you off to make sure they can cross the intersection, effectively causing more danger. I wish they would install a traffic light!
In high speed intersections there should be a traffic light yes.
Just passed my drivers test today (my third attempt) .. your videos have been so helpful , thank you! Do you have any tips for new drivers? I still don’t have confidence and I’m super nervous to go driving alone for the first time.
Tips for new drivers: Watch all my videos. Many times. And like them too.
I'm still fairly new at driving too but honestly the name of the game is confidence. Be confident that you know what you're doing because if you hesitate that can cause accidents.
3:55 I honestly have a problem with this idea that we always need to be mindful of drivers in the back. There is no reason to override one's good judgment because there are drivers in the back that might hit you. There is no reason a driver should 1. blindly follow me in the intersection 2. tailgate me as much as to hit me if I were to slow down again. What if I'd slowed down because I saw a fallen person in front of me that the driver behind couldn't see? I'd rather do what is safe for me, especially as a *learner* driver, rather than alway be concerned with impatient a*****
I mostly agree with you. That's why I don't necessarily agree with the rule that we should check our mirrors each 10 seconds or whatever. However there are times that you should be aware of what's behind, and not only when reversing. I did once avoid a collision because I was watching a guy behind that was about to ram into me.
Some drivers behind you are learners too . Some are drunk driving. Some are losing concentration/focus and some suddenly got failed brakes. It's better to be safe than sorry.
Some are even trying purposely commit suicide
The last one helped thank you
I would like to suggest a priority video of a two way stop with 3 vehicles explained.
People advance a stop sign as a stop light failing to obey traffic laws.
You briefly explained it at 6.30
@6:25 the black car has priority. Which makes COMPLETE sense. But not here in Canada. Where the law states: When facing a stop sign and the oncoming traffic also has a stop sign, left-turning vehicles must yield to oncoming traffic that is proceeding straight, regardless of who arrived first. Regardless of who arrives first...can you believe that last line. This country blows.
Regardless of who got there first, the person turning left has opposing traffic. Not only cross traffic, but opposing. Who got there first is very commonly obscured by cross traffic. As well as who stopped first, at or after a stop sign. Non turning traffic, should have right of way.
thank you sm, i don't have my license and i have to drive a motorcycle to work because i don't have much money, and a lady nearly hit me, i didn't realize i had the right of way until i watched your video :)
I think you're a great driver.
What are the rules for left turn intersection in Canada?
Driving through intersections | Safe and Responsible Driving ...
At any intersection where you want to turn left or right, you must yield the right-of-way. If you are turning left, you must wait for approaching traffic to pass or turn and for pedestrians in or approaching your path to cross.Nov 28, 2016...Left Last!
Wow, I made the exact same mistake when making a left turn today! I was too focused on the other vehicles and didn't pay enough attention to the pedestrian that's about to cross the road. Hope I can master this before the road test
SECTION 56-5-2320. Vehicle turning left.
The driver of a vehicle intending to turn to the left within an intersection or into an alley, private road or driveway shall yield the right-of-way to any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction which is within the intersection or so close thereto as to constitute an immediate hazard.
I love 2 way Stop intersection
Bro...keep up the good work
Bro istg every sing time I’m on a two way stop and turning left while the person on the other side is going straight when I arrived there first, they always just go as if they have the right of way🤦♂️. I always almost crash because of them.
Me too. I was in the same situation as you. Canadian don't understand turning left go first when you come first unless we both come at the same time. We are not use the same rule as US.
Thanks awesome videos
I’m 16 Just got my license today watching your vids nonstop to avoid accidents and collisions
Congrats!
What questions were on the test???
Does he have any videos that discuss what to do at intersections where there is NOT a stop sign? I’m always afraid someone is going to walk into the street so I move very slowly there. I also turn slowly there in case someone coming towards me is speeding.
Great video
amazing reasons to always stop at the line then advance check and then go. Im new to learning and all of my experienced driver friends say u only have to do that for the test but i disagree! Especially what u said about giving drivers the impression that ur not stopping that happened to me during my lesson and i got nervous like are they going? So thank u as always for the amazing info. I will always follow what u say!
That was the thing that scared me the most when I started driving. I'd be practicing with my sister by my side, and every time someone would do that I'd brake suddenly and start freaking out. My sister was always telling me: "It's ok, they'll stop". That wasn't the impression I was getting though. I still get that impression sometimes to this day, and it's a good thing. Some people are so bad at driving that you have to always be on the defense. Drive for yourself but also for others, as they say.
@@ConduiteFacile very true. Thank you!
I think you’re wrong. Have a read:
I’ll admit, I didn’t reach this conclusion on my own. I was recently at a meeting with local law enforcement officers, so I asked them who had the right-of-way (or more correctly, who needed to yield the right-of-way). They unanimously stated that the car turning left needed to yield to the car going straight, no matter who got to the intersection first.
I countered that if both cars are stopped at the intersection waiting for traffic to clear, the car going straight: a) isn’t in the intersection yet, and b) doesn’t constitute a hazard, and that one of those two situations had to be present in order for the turning car to have to yield. Experienced collision investigators that they are, they responded that if both drivers decided not to yield to the other, the turning car would hit the car going straight, and the fact that a collision resulted would be pretty good evidence that the car going straight presented a hazard. They made a good point.
- Doug Dahl, Bellingham Herald
It might be like that where you drive, not here. Here, whoever stops first has priority.
4 way stops are in no way the same as a 2 way. Telling who stopped first is not possible when both drivers views are blocked by cross flow. Even 4 way stops can have this condition when traffic across from each other can not see stop timing of the other driver. A stop first expectation when obscured by cross flow is impossible.
@@ConduiteFacile
I have my exam on the nine so I need your explanation very much
Good luck!
If the stop sign is before the line where do we stop ? Or what if theres a stop sign but no line ? Your videos are extremely helpful , Thank you so much.
If the stop sign is before or after the line, you stop at the line. If there's no line, you stop a bit before the corridor where the pedestrians cross the street. That's usually where the stop sign's post is.
@@ConduiteFacile thank you for taking the time to answer me. We appreciate your content
Thank you for the video!
In the Philippines we don't always follow the two way stop system. But if you enter former US military bases you pretty much have to since their system is widely used inside those bases (Clark Air Force Base and Subic Bay Naval Station) ;p
Thank you!!
Thanks answerd my question
6:25, I thought the rules were a bit different at two ways then 4 ways. I was told that vehicles going straight or right have the right of way over left turning vehicles?
6:30 happened to me early today I had priority stopped first and everything I was going straight and the cop just comes needing to make a left turn, the road cleared and I cautiously went forward watching his vehicle for movement and the cop cuts me off.
(I swear they need to make these videos required to watch for new license and renewal. Not as long but quick and to the point.)
4:44 basically let all the pedestrians cross completely, before proceeding ahead right?
At 6:25, I thought the person going straight always had more priority than someone turning? It that true for California?
Do you have to make a complete stop twice or just slow down the second time?
3:09
Thank you 🚐 💟
what if both the vehicles are stopped at the same time and stop and want to turn to their respective left? whats the scenario?
In almost all cases, you can turn at the same time, since your paths won't cross. Unless the intersection is very narrow, but that's very rare. If that's the case, you'll have to communicate. There's no priority for anyone in that case, since you're both in the same situation. I have a few videos on intersections coming this fall where I'll discuss that, among other things. Stay tuned!
Good one 👍
What do you do if both drivers come to a stop at the same time... And they both want to make a *left* turn?
Maestro sus videos son geniales supongo que si los vehiculos quieren dar una vuelta a mano izquierda la preferencia la tiene el que llegue primero a sue respetivos “stops” o me equivoco? Gracias!
I just failed today because I stopped a bit over white stop-line
Hi. Thanks for your videos, it really helps a lot! I have transferred here in Montreal Quebec also.
Just question about rules on priorities, is it written, do you have reference for it? Because others telling me about rules priorities, they said always who comes to stop first. So im quite confused, i am gonna take exam also here in montreal.
Thank you.
My mom often stops after the stop line at a 2 way stop and a 4 way stop.
Regardless of line of sight, running a stop sign or light is just that.
In my last test I saw the pedestrians crossing but I didn't check the cars approaching ...
I didnt think it was who ever got there first at 2 way. I thought you yeild to the person on the right regardless of who gets there first on a 2 way?
After the pedestrian stop, as you slowly roll out & stop for vehicles...how far down should I see for it to be safe to proceed (bear in mind the vehicles are traveling up to 30mph)?
As far as you can. Basically, until the end of the perpendicular street.
What if both turn left who go first?
In a two way stop sign, the black and the red both cars came at the same time and both want to take a left turn, who has the priority?
They can go at the same time, since their paths don't cross. Unless the intersection is very narrow or the vehicles
(or at least one of the vehicles) are very large. But in almost all cases, you can both go at the same time. If not, communication, since nobody really has priority in a situation like that.
Why doesn't all intersection have controlled lights
cost
Thank u so much 😻