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This is wild, are you telling me that the United States has no concept of the four-way stop? If I encountered an intersection with no signage at all, the defau
by julianlam 5y ago
This is wild, are you telling me that the United States has no concept of the four-way stop?
If I encountered an intersection with no signage at all, the default expectation would be four-way stop.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> This is wild, are you telling me that the United States has no concept of the four-way stop? The US has the concept, but it's not (in California, at least) the default rule for an uncontrolled intersection. For a regular uncontrolled intersection, it is treated as a four-way yield, only a blind intersection (one with less than 100 foot visibility in any direction in the last 100 feet of approach) is treated as a four-way stop.