What must you do at a stop sign?

What must you do at a stop sign?

• A. Slow down and proceed when safe.
• B. Come to a complete stop, yield to pedestrians and cross traffic, and proceed when it's safe.
• C. Stop only if cross traffic is present.
• D. Stop and wait for a green light.

Answer: (B)

At a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop before entering the intersection. After stopping, yield to pedestrians and cross traffic, giving them the right of way, and proceed only when it’s safe. This isn’t about slowing down or waiting for a green light; you pause fully, check for who has priority, and then go when the way is clear. Even if cross traffic isn’t visible, you still stop and treat the intersection with caution to prevent collisions.

At a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop before entering the intersection. After stopping, yield to pedestrians and cross traffic, giving them the right of way, and proceed only when it’s safe. This isn’t about slowing down or waiting for a green light; you pause fully, check for who has priority, and then go when the way is clear. Even if cross traffic isn’t visible, you still stop and treat the intersection with caution to prevent collisions.