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South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You approach this sign on a rural road. There is no stop line and no crosswalk. From the sign post, tall bushes block your view of the cross road. Where must you stop?
Correct answer: As near the cross road as you must go to see both ways, but before its travel lane
Why
A stop at a place where you cannot see does not make the crossing safe, so the law ties the stop point to your view of cross traffic. After the stop, look for vehicles and people in all directions. Go only when no vehicle is close enough to be a hazard.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Traffic Signs: Regulatory Signs (Stop Sign) · p. 69, 74
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