At a four-way stop, the right of way is determined by the following rules:

• The first vehicle to arrive at the intersection has the right of way and should proceed first after coming to a complete stop

• If two or more vehicles arrive simultaneously, the vehicle on the right has the right of way

• When two vehicles face each other and arrive at the same time:
  • The vehicle going straight has the right of way over one turning left

* The vehicle turning right has the right of way over one turning left

* If both vehicles are going straight or turning in the same direction, they may proceed simultaneously without crossing paths

• Pedestrians always have the right of way before vehicles proceed through the intersection

• Communication through signals and eye contact is important to clarify intentions and ensure safety at the intersection

In summary, the basic principle is "first come, first served," but when vehicles arrive simultaneously, yield to the vehicle on your right, and prioritize straight and right-turning traffic over left turns. Always stop fully and proceed cautiously with attention to other drivers and pedestrians