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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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You approach a red eight-sided sign with the word STOP. There is no stop line, but there is a marked crosswalk before the intersection. Where must you stop?
A approaches a red octagonal STOP sign at an intersection. A marked crosswalk crosses A’s lane before the intersection, and no separate stop line is painted.
Correct answer: Before the marked crosswalk, and then yield before you go on
Why
The same stop-point rule applies at stop signs, red lights and flashing red lights. After the full stop, you must yield to traffic on the through road and go only when the way is clear. A stop before the crosswalk keeps it open for people on foot.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Regulatory Signs · p. 85
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