What are the explicit instructions for two- and four-way stop
signs? State law says that: ¢ Except when otherwise directed by
a police officer, every driver who approaches a stop sign must
stop at the stop line, but if there is none, before entering the
crosswalk. If there's no crosswalk, the driver must stop where
he or she can see oncoming traffic but before entering the
intersection. ¢ The driver must yield the right of way to any
vehicle in the intersection or to any vehicle that's close
enough to be an immediate hazard if the driver enters the
intersection. The driver also must yield to pedestrians in a
crosswalk. ¢ When two vehicles going different directions stop
at the same time, the one on the right has the right of way.