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[FogPub]

Most stop signs should be yield signs anyway; or, for 4-ways, "yield to traffic on right".

[Tony]

That is currently the rule if there are no stop sign in all directions?

[Mike K.]

If there are no stop signs in all directions, traffic without stop signs doesn’t have to stop or yield under any circumstance*.

*obvs if something is in the way

[Victoria Watcher]

In the absence of traffic lights, stop or yield signals, the first vehicle to reach the intersection gets the right-of-way.

 

In general, in both controlled and uncontrolled intersections, if multiple vehicles arrive simultaneously, the driver to your right always takes precedence. For roundabouts, always yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians crossing from all directions before signaling when exiting.

 

 

https://rates.ca/res...-what-right-way

Edited by Victoria Watcher, Yesterday, 07:10 AM.

[Mike K.]

That can be perceived to mean two different things.

No stop signs “In all directions,” can mean there are directions with, and without stop signs at this intersection.

“In all directions” can also mean no stop signs at all.

[Victoria Watcher]

Good practice is "don't enter or cross another road unless it is safe to do so".

Edited by Victoria Watcher, Yesterday, 07:19 AM.