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Intersection Priority

Four vehicles arrive at the same time from all four sides of an unsigned junction. How is it solved?

  1. The biggest vehicle goes
  2. All go at once
  3. Drivers agree by gesture; one gives up priority and another goes
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C. Drivers agree by gesture; one gives up priority and another goes

Why: The right-hand rule creates a circular deadlock; it is solved by agreement and care.

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