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Input: In Washington state if that’s relevant.

I was driving behind a Subaru to a four way stop sign. Across from there was a Dodge truck, who clearly got to the stop sign after me and the Subaru. But by the time the Subaru had stopped and gone, the Dodge just stopped at the sign. 

At this point, I went forward, because I assumed that since I got to the sign first, I get to go first. But the truck nearly t-boned me because we went at the same time. The old guy in the truck was mouthing swear words at me. Oops. I kind of assume it’s my fault since i’m the new driver, but i want to make sure.

So what would’ve taken priority here: the fact that I got there first, or that drivers are supposed to take turns at stop signs? 

being a new driver and just breaking a right of way law I was mistaken about