A four-way stop is an intersection where all four directions of traffic must stop before proceeding. Each vehicle must come to a complete stop at the intersection, and drivers then take turns based on the order of arrival or right-of-way rules. Vehicles coming from different directions can move forward one at a time, which helps prevent accidents and keeps traffic moving smoothly. Four-way stops are often used in areas with moderate traffic where signals are not necessary but controlling the flow of vehicles is important.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „four-way stop” po angielsku

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