You reach a four way stop at the same moment as a driver coming the other way. You are signalling a left turn and they are going straight through. Who moves first?
- You do, because a left turn takes longer and holds up everyone behind you
- Whoever edges into the intersection first
- The driver going straight, and you turn once they have cleared
- The driver on the wider road
The answer is C
When two drivers arrive together and face each other, the one turning left gives way to the one going straight. A left turn crosses the path of the oncoming driver, so the turning driver is the one who waits for a clear gap. Signalling early tells them what you plan to do, but it does not buy you the right to go first.
Motor Vehicle Act (British Columbia)


