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  1. Intersections and turns1 of 2

    At an all-way stop intersection in Massachusetts, if two vehicles arrive at the exact same moment, who has the right-of-way?

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    Answer: C. Under Massachusetts right-of-way rules, at an all-way stop where two vehicles arrive and stop simultaneously, the driver on the right has the right-of-way. If vehicles arrive at different times, the first vehicle to come to a complete stop has priority to proceed across the intersection.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual — Chapter 4: Stop and Yield Signs (p. 86)

  2. Intersections and turns2 of 2

    When entering a traffic circle or rotary in Massachusetts, which vehicles have the right-of-way?

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    Answer: D. In Massachusetts, vehicles already circulating inside a rotary or roundabout have the right-of-way over vehicles attempting to enter. Drivers approaching a rotary must yield to circulating traffic, wait for an adequate gap, and merge safely into the rotary without cutting off existing motorists. Signs or police officers may direct you differently, and you must also yield to pedestrians.

    Source: Massachusetts Driver's Manual — Chapter 4: Right-of-Way Rules (p. 100)

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