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After stopping at a stop sign, when may a driver enter the intersection?
A approaches a stop line and STOP sign on the northbound road. A silver car approaches along the cross road, and a pedestrian walks north in the marked crossing on the left.
Correct answer: After yielding to nearby traffic and pedestrians.
Why
A complete stop does not by itself create priority; the driver must still wait until entry can be made safely.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Proceeding after a stop sign · p. 32
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