Right-of-Way Rules: New Jersey Driver's Close Call Highlights Confusion at Four-Way Stops

New Jersey Woman Highlights Right-of-Way Confusion at Four-Way Stop A recent incident at a four-way stop in New Jersey highlights the ongoing confusion surrounding right-of-way rules. A local woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, shared her experience, emphasizing the need for clearer understanding of traffic regulations, particularly for drivers making left turns. "I stopped first," she explained, "but the other driver making a left turn thought she had the right of way. I was going straight, and I had the right of way because I stopped first." The incident involved several vehicles, illustrating the potential for conflict when drivers misinterpret the rules. The video also includes diagrams explaining the correct procedures at four-way stops, emphasizing the 'first come, first served' principle and the importance of yielding to vehicles turning left. The incident serves as a reminder for all drivers to remain cautious and aware of their surroundings, especially at intersections.