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Regulatory, Lane & Parking SignsStandalone practice
You approach a red eight-sided sign with the white word STOP. A white stop line crosses your lane. Past the line is a marked crosswalk, and past the crosswalk is the cross street. Where must you stop?
Blue car A approaches a red STOP sign. Ahead of A, a white stop line comes before a marked crosswalk and the crossing street.
Correct answer: Behind the white stop line
Why
The STOP sign has eight sides, so you can know it by its shape even when snow covers its face. After the stop, look left, right and left again for vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians, and yield the right-of-way. Enter the intersection only when the way is clear.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Regulatory Signs: Stop Sign · p. 35, 39
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