If drivers on the left yield to drivers on the right, then the green car would have to yield to the blue car. If drivers turning left have to yield to oncoming traffic than the yellow car has to yield to the blue car also.

@jbone665

Жыл бұрын

This is the correct answer, blue would have priority over green since blue is to the right of it so it has priority, red can go at the same time as blue since it is turning right so will not hold up traffic. Green then goes and yellow completes its turn last.

@zayd9577

2 ай бұрын

Yes this is what I was thinking

The answer in the real world is: all four drivers sit and stare cluelessly at each other until one of them has the nerve to step on the gas

1. Order of Arrival: First come, first serve 2. Right Has the Right: Yield to vehicle on the right 3. Drivers Going Straight: Straight goes before turning 4. Drivers Turning Right: Right hand turn goes before left hand turn

@aydnaydin9109

Жыл бұрын

What if 2 and 3 happens in same time.

@lung21

Жыл бұрын

@@aydnaydin9109u use your hand to ask him go first

Yellow should be the last one because she/he is making the left turn. RED is first same as the blue since both of them going different direction. Green should wait blue to cross because of(right of way rule)/ there is a car on it's right. So the order is Red & BLUE, Green & lastly Yellow.

The answer the video gives contradicts the explanation though. Yellow is turning left, so it yields to all other cars. Green yields to blue because blue is on the right. The correct answer should be blue and red, green, then yellow last.

@czajla

Жыл бұрын

Blue yields to yellow because it is to the right

@doublelxp

Жыл бұрын

​@@czajla I did some more checking and agree yellow has right-of-way over blue, but is also to the right of green so should go after red, then blue, then green.

@czajla

Жыл бұрын

@@doublelxp perhaps. Well, I don't have US drivers licence so I may not know. In Europe in this case the order would be bike first (bikes are always first), then a Ferrari, then truck, then BMW. Next all remainding cars.

I'm so sorry, Kendric. According to the traffic rules must be : RED, BLUE, GREEN AND YELLOW. Don't do forget that car attention left hand side must allow car on right hand side. Thank for your interest program

@mommam.6101

Жыл бұрын

I agree with Ernesto.

@GRBtutorials

Жыл бұрын

But then blue must yield to yellow, as it’s on the right side. I think it’s technically a deadlock, though his explanation is probably the most pragmatic.

@Vortex20000

Жыл бұрын

But the blue is going in straight line .... And the yellow is turning left ...... vehicles turning left must yield to oncoming traffic ....

@demonslayer4951

Жыл бұрын

​@@GRBtutorials rules that left turns are always last. So yellow is last even the blue car is the right turn of the yellow.

@apaulmcdonough2170

Жыл бұрын

THIS is a 4 WAY Stop. Straight has NO Priority over a Turning Car. First come, first go. IF this is a Simultaneous Arrival of all Four, Red first because there is No potential Conflict, then Yellow Turns, Blue, then Green due to YIELDING to the Car to the Driver's Right.

In reality Red and Blue would likely go at the same time with Green starting as Blue was halfway across and Yellow going last.

@richardepp8698

Жыл бұрын

In reality: If green (looking left) and blue (looking straight) both saw red turn right and left at the same time and there was a collision, then blue would be at fault because he didn't yield to the car on his left. The reason that yellow could get away with doing something similar is because green will block blue while yellow is entering the intersection. Blue has no one blocking green, and therefore will be responsible for the collision because blue did not yield to car on this left. Having said that: Green could be an idiot for not stopping at such a slow speed to prevent the collision with the blue bully. IMHO: If blue got hit in the front, then he's and idiot who didn't yield to a car already in the intersection; if blue got hit in the rear, then a bully got hit by an entitled steering wheel holder.

@Vipre-

Жыл бұрын

@@richardepp8698 You have it backwards, the rule is yield to the car on your right not the left. Blue only needs to cross one lane to clear the way, green has to cross two so blue would go with red.

@automation7295

Жыл бұрын

In reality all way stops are stupid. Whoever thought that all way stop is a good idea should go to jail and be sat on the electric chair.

@RaindropsBleeding

Жыл бұрын

that was my answer

@fcukrealmadrid

Жыл бұрын

Blue first, since yellow left turn last equivalent to no car on the right of Blue Blue, green, red, yellow if red is a big truck, it is obvious better green go before red

It should be one you never mentioned, Blue,green,red and yellow. Because blue and green are not turning and blue is too the right side of green.

@saucecastillo460

Жыл бұрын

It should be blue and/or red, then blue, then yellow. Green has to yield to blue, bc blue is to the right, red's turn doesn't obstruct anyone, so they can go 1st or 2nd, and yellow does in fact go last

They are all required to stay there forever in this tragic scenario.

@ELSANTOVSLASMOMIAS

Жыл бұрын

😂

He got this one wrong The correct order is Red and/or blue - red's turn doesn't obstruct anything & green has to yield to blue Green Yellow - bc they're turning left

@Sedaura

Жыл бұрын

I thought that too. When both vehicles arriving at the stop sign go straight ahead, the right-of-way rule applies.

Red, blue, green, yellow

Change the junction to a roundabout. If you're clear to the right, far enough to join the roundabout safely, then proceed, otherwise wait until you're clear. It works like clockwork in europe, is free-flowing and much safer.

@automation7295

Жыл бұрын

Problem is that most US drivers too stupid to understand how a roundabout work. 95% of US drivers are stupid.

@kailahmann1823

Жыл бұрын

Or just make a basic unsigned intersection with only one rule: right before left. Red goes first, because he has nobody on the right of his path and then it just goes clockwise. No matter, who was first, no matter where somebody wants to go..

@TheRunereaper

Жыл бұрын

@@kailahmann1823 They had that rule in France for many years, it was called "Priorité à droite". It proved to be a recipe for carnage and has now been almost completely eradicated. There were 2 reasons. The first was that you could be driving on the main road when a vehicle could suddenly pop out from a side road, dangerous in an area where you were unsighted by buildings. The second was that it had the effect of drivers moving closer towards the middle of the main road to have a slightly better view of traffic approaching on the side road. Head-on collisions were more frequent as a result.

@kailahmann1823

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRunereaper if you have a main road, you sign it as such (with yield or even stop for the side roads). But this type of intersections is for intersections with no priority and usually slow speeds and/or very low traffic. German "30 zones" are full of these.

I had to watch this video like three times to truly understand it. Thank you 🙏🏼

Before I watch, blue, green, red, yellow.

If this happened in Las Vegas, all vehicles would arrive at the same time. The driver of the Red car would be heavily intoxicated, the driver of the Green car would be under the influence of both Illegal & prescription drugs, the driver of the Blue car would be texting his baby mama while heavily fatigued from an all nighter and the driver of the Yellow car would be violently road raging all during an earthquake on roads covered in black ice.

Wouldn't the green car have to yield to the blue car?

(1) yellow will go first then green then blue then lastly red.

It's not who "goes" first, it's "who are you yielding to?" Red is yielding to no-one, so goes first. Green is yielding to blue (on their right). Blue is yielding to yellow (on their right). Yellow is yielding to green because yellow is turning left and green is oncoming. So the "deadlock" is broken by green going. This frees up yellow to go. Then blue. Or, long term, replace all the Stop signs with Yield signs and paint a solid white circle in the middle of the intersection, you'd get the same result without the confusion - a mini-roundabout with one rule: yield to your left.

The answer is wrong lol!

1 blue 2 red 3 yellow stop after blue and red frist 4 green stop after blue and red fist

right hand rule, the person on the right has right of way. straight traffic has priority over turns, left turn has lowest priority. in this instance, only to determine who starts this bit. going counterclockwise (yielding to the person on the right of you) around this intersection, the one furthest right not making turns is blue. this will start the ball rolling, with green, red, then yellow following in that order, going clockwise around the intersection. legally only one vehicle has right of way in the intersection at any given time (2 lane roads), the next person. I have no issue if red immediately follows green in the case of expediency however. The truth is, with a vehicle at every point in the intersection, someone is going to say f it and go anyways, or having someone behind the green car try to cut off the the yellow driver making the left when their turn comes along, I see this very frequently at the closest 4 way to my home.

I think that you are WRONG! Red blue green yellow. Blue is on the right of green, therefore has the right of way.

Rojo tiene prioridad de giro a la derecha, pasa primero. Luego se aplica la regla de ceder paso al que esta a la derecha. Pasa amarillo, azul y verde. Rojo, amarillo, azul, verde.

I would just sit it out and wave everyone through who seems to wait for me until the intersection is clear again

Great Job again Kendrick. Happy New Years!

I believe it's red green blue yellow. You try anything else and somebody's gonna have an accident.

i'm still confused. this is one of the situation where whoever takes the initiative goes first. ain't nobody got time to figure who has the right of way when it gets this complicated.

We don’t know who came first, however if they somehow came to the stop sign at the same time then the Red one first, then Yellow, then Blue and in the end Green.

must be RED, BLUE, GREEN AND YELLOW

why does the yellow car get to go before the blue? The blue is to the right of the green and all left hand turns usually have to wait it out and yield to others first.

Question is, which car goes first, Answer is the Red car. What order the rest go has nothing to do with the question.

The answer provided doesn’t make sense based on the rules. The rules are: 1) Vehicles on the left yield to vehicles to the right. 2) Vehicles turning yield to vehicles going straight. With that in mind, Red can make its turn since it doesn’t impede either Blue or Green. However, based on another video you did on the car turning right getting into an accident with a car that was signaling a turn but went straight instead, why wouldn’t Red have to wait until Blue and Green started to make their moves? So, why isn’t Blue first? It’s to the right of Green (first rule) and isn’t signaling a turn (second rule)?

why isn t blue car passing before yellow one, since it goes straight!

pay attention to who stop first or who got there first

Red green blue yellow

Does this assume they are using turn signals because it sounds that way. No one uses signals anymore. It's frustrating.

@automation7295

Жыл бұрын

I think how people says that no one uses signals anymore when plenty of people in my country use turn signals.

This one confuses me because yes red can in a way drive when it wants, but it has a stop sign, is the red car 100% sure the yellow car will turn? Should the red care not wait on the yellow, just to make sure? The green and blue has to wait on the car to it's right, right? Meaning yellow first, then blue, green and lastly red?

I need to partially think it is an intersection without priority signs (4 way stop doesn't exist where i live). So who have the right side free is going first, which mean 1) red car. Then is complicated, 3 cars have the right side occupy in any case, but the yellow car is turning left, to do that maneuver he need to occupy the intersection. Without stop sign the green car would have priority, but in this case i think yellow have that, so 2) yellow car. 3) blue car and finally 4) green car. Without stop sign would be 1) red car 2) green car 3) yellow car 4) blue car

@demonslayer4951

Жыл бұрын

?. rules that left turns are always last. So yellow is last even the blue car is the right turn of the yellow car. Rules is rules. Yes blue car has to yield to yellow car, but yellow car is turning left so yellow car is the last one because "LEFT TURNS ARE ALWAYS LAST" rules are rules!!!

@saucecastillo460

Жыл бұрын

It should be Blue and/or red - green has to yield to blue & red's turn doesn't obstruct anything Green - bc they have to yield to blue Yellow - they're turning left, so they have to yield to everyone

4) I find it difficult to answer. Obviously, the yellow car has the lowest priority, and red shouldn't trust yellow's signal so red should wait anyway, so it's between green and blue since they're both going straight through. Whichever arrived first should go first, but you can't always trust the other driver to abide by that. And if the both arrived at the exact same nanosecond, I guess it's up to them to proceed cautiously and kind'a negotiate with each other. I've been in this exact situation plenty of times at 4-way stops, so that's what you do in real life. You just gotta be considerate and nice.

@automation7295

Жыл бұрын

I think All-way stops are stupid.

@davidconner-shover51

Жыл бұрын

@@automation7295 mostly, I hate em, but have seen them fix some traffic flow issues

This seems to be WRONG! First goes Red and Blue (since they're not intersecting each other), then goes Green and then Yellow at the last!

How do you account for Pedestrians even though there are none there the thought needs to be in the minds of the drivers?

@doublelxp

Жыл бұрын

Pedestrians always have right-of-way.

Actually, First, the red car should go. Second, the blue car should go because the blue car is on the right of green car. Third, the green car should go because it is going straight. And yellow car should be the last car to go.

It should be red, blue, green and yellow

super confused why it isn't red,green,blue,yellow

Are rules of the road the same in all states?

@Goldfish_Vender

Жыл бұрын

Generally, yes. There are minute differences between tho.

Blue first, since yellow left turn last equivalent to no car on the right of Blue Blue, green, red, yellow

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Whoever stomps the gas goes first.

Why the green first? The blue is on the right side of the green. I dont get it!🤔

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How about if they go straight all

@user-tv4nc3is2t

8 ай бұрын

the one who takes the initiative goes first

I'm sorry, but this is not correct. The correct answer is: Blue, Green, Red, Yellow. Since they all arrived at the same time, there was no "right-most" car. Therefore you proceed with cars going straight and remaining on the same road first. This is the blue and green cars. Of these two, the blue car is on the right and therefore it goes first, followed by the green car. Finally, yellow and red are left. They would in practice generally go at their earliest convenience after blue and green clear the intersection, but for specificity, red is on the right (and is making a right hand turn) so it goes next, followed finally by yellow. This is especially true since you shouldn't ever trust another driver's turn signal; yellow may be signaling a left turn, but they may actually intend to go straight, in which case they would collide with red.

Why does the green car go before the blue? The blue car is on his right. I say: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green.

@ambiakhatunmehediimransumi7474

Жыл бұрын

@@AK2I47 right of way dents count lane so blue left to green and red, blue, green, yellow

@AK2I47

Жыл бұрын

@@ambiakhatunmehediimransumi7474 i think the green car has better visibility of all cars

@AK2I47

Жыл бұрын

Especially yellow, and blue

@ambiakhatunmehediimransumi7474

Жыл бұрын

@@AK2I47there are 5 rules right of way at same time vehicles

@AK2I47

Жыл бұрын

@@ambiakhatunmehediimransumi7474 what you are saying makes sense in terms of the rules.

I find it is difficult to answer

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Im colour blind….

it doesnt make sense... I think blue>green>yellow

@automation7295

Жыл бұрын

All-way stop doesn't make sense either

This is a 4-Way Stop. because all veheicles MUST stop, there is no yielding of any vehicle to any other vehicle. If all four drivers arrived at the same time, the four of them make an initial agreement as to who will go first (This takes seconds and is informal). After that initial agreement it no longer matters who is turning or going straight. Once the first car goes the right-of-way is established and is always going to be the next car on the right moving clockwise around the intersection. So if Red went first it would be followed by Yellow, Blue, Green. After the car on your right goes, it is your turn. There is only movement of one vehicle in the intersection at a time. An easy way to remember it is in the name, RIGHT-of-way. 4-Way Stops are a circle not a cross.

@demonslayer4951

Жыл бұрын

Yellow is making left turn so he/she is last. Do u know the rules? Have u read the DMV booklet?

@MarkeMcCracken

Жыл бұрын

@@demonslayer4951They are all stopped at a 4-Way Stop. This is key. Nobody is doing anything until one of them goes. Yes I have read the DMV Handbook but I have also read the Vehicle Code.... the one you get a citation issued to you for not obeying. 21800. (a) The driver of a vehicle approaching an intersection shall yield the right-of-way to any vehicle which has entered the intersection from a different highway. (b) (1) When two vehicles enter an intersection from different highways at the same time, the driver of the vehicle on the left shall yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on his or her immediate right, except that the driver of any vehicle on a terminating highway shall yield the right-of-way to any vehicle on the intersecting continuing highway. (2) For the purposes of this section, “terminating highway” means a highway that intersects, but does not continue beyond the intersection, with another highway which does continue beyond the intersection. (c) When two vehicles enter an intersection from different highways at the same time and the intersection is controlled from all directions by stop signs, the driver of the vehicle on the left shall yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on his or her immediate right. (d) (1) The driver of any vehicle approaching an intersection which has official traffic control signals that are inoperative shall stop at the intersection, and may proceed with caution when it is safe to do so. (2) When two vehicles enter an intersection from different highways at the same time, and the official traffic control signals for the intersection are inoperative, the driver of the vehicle on the left shall yield the right-of-way to the vehicle on his or her immediate right, except that the driver of any vehicle on a terminating highway shall yield the right-of-way to any vehicle on the intersecting continuing highway. (e) This section does not apply to any of the following: (1) Any intersection controlled by an official traffic control signal or yield right-of-way sign. (2) Any intersection controlled by stop signs from less than all directions. (3) When vehicles are approaching each other from opposite directions and the driver of one of the vehicles intends to make, or is making, a left turn. (Amended by Stats. 2009, Ch. 200, Sec. 11. (SB 734) Effective January 1, 2010.)

@A.Martin

Жыл бұрын

@@MarkeMcCracken it says give way to the right, but this does not apply when someone from a opposite direction is making a left turn. So it kind of indicates that the rule for giving way to opposing traffic supersede the rules for giving way to the right.

@MarkeMcCracken

Жыл бұрын

@@A.Martin This is a 4-Way STOP sign. Therefore ALL vehicles must stop. Once the right of way is established by the first car going, no matter which car that is, the right-of-way will always be in effect and you are supposed to yield to the vehicle that has the right-of-way. Only ONE vehicle should be moving in the intersection at a time regardless of how it is being manuevered. Straight, left or right does not matter. If you have the right-of-way, you have the intersection. Once the car on your right goes, then it is your turn to go in whichever direction you want to go. After you go, the car to your left (from their perpective you are on their right) would go. So, in this example, all cars arrived at the same time. So they would all look at each other and one of them would eventually go. This is the informal agreement that would establish the right-of-way. Once that initial car goes, the cycle starts clock wise, with that vehicle. Whoever's right hand side that car went from would go next and so on around the circle. Stop signs are circles not crosses. So as you sit at the interseciton, if the car on your right goes, that makes you the next car in line and gives you the right-of-way, which is not superceded by any other driver's intended change of direction.

@A.Martin

Жыл бұрын

@@MarkeMcCracken as I say though, yellow must also give way to green, giving way to your right is not the only rule in effect.

Green red yellow blue

this channel is really bad, i already watched two videos and see plenty of mistakes.

Red,green,yellow blue.

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