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Warning, Construction & Information SignsStandalone practice
On a rural road, you pass this sign before a hill. What should you do?
Correct answer: Get ready to stop at a stop sign ahead
Why
This warning is often used where a hill, curve or trees hide the stop sign. Check your mirrors and slow down early, so drivers behind you have time to react. Then make a full stop at the stop line or crosswalk.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Other traffic signs · p. 120
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