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Multiple Choice

Before proceeding through a stop sign, you must:

A stop sign requires you to come to a complete stop, then yield to pedestrians and any vehicles that have the right of way, and only proceed when it’s safe. This rule gives you time to look in all directions, check for people in crosswalks, and make sure you won’t collide with others who have priority. Rolling through without stopping isn’t allowed and can catch someone by surprise. Waiting to stop only if another vehicle forces you to ignores the obligation to stop, and proceeding without stopping when the intersection is clear ignores traffic rules and creates a danger.

A stop sign requires you to come to a complete stop, then yield to pedestrians and any vehicles that have the right of way, and only proceed when it’s safe. This rule gives you time to look in all directions, check for people in crosswalks, and make sure you won’t collide with others who have priority. Rolling through without stopping isn’t allowed and can catch someone by surprise. Waiting to stop only if another vehicle forces you to ignores the obligation to stop, and proceeding without stopping when the intersection is clear ignores traffic rules and creates a danger.