With the threat of losing millions in federal funding, Minnesota's commercial driver programs are in hot water. The implications could reach every corner of our roads.
Back in my day as a young bean growing up in the farm fields of back-country Illinois, my Driver's Ed course taught that when you approach a four-way stop at the same time as another driver, you defer to the person who arrived there first and then work clockwise. If four people arrived at all four stops at the same time, you make eye contact with them to determine who will go first, and then proceed to follow the clockwise rule.