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What must you do when entering a street from a private alley or driveway?

  1. Stop first, then proceed when the way is clear

  2. Proceed without stopping

  3. Merge into traffic immediately

  4. Yield to oncoming traffic only

The correct answer is: Stop first, then proceed when the way is clear

When entering a street from a private alley or driveway, it is essential to stop first and then proceed when the way is clear. This ensures that you have a clear view of the traffic on the street, allowing you to make a safe decision before entering the roadway. Stopping allows you to assess the situation adequately and react to any oncoming vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians. By stopping, you also comply with traffic laws that require drivers to yield when emerging from private property. This careful approach helps prevent accidents and promotes safety for all road users, including those on the street who may have the right of way. Proceeding immediately without stopping or merging into traffic without first assessing the situation could lead to collisions and poses significant risk.