Is it necessary to come to a complete stop at a STOP sign, even if the intersection is clear? A. If you don’t see any approachin

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Is it necessary to come to a complete stop at a STOP sign, even if the intersection is clear? A. If you don’t see any approachin

g cars, there is no need to come to a complete STOP B. Whenever you see a stop sign, you must come to a COMPLETE STOP behind the stop line, crosswalk, or at the corner C. Only stop if you see pedestrians crossing D. Stop means slow down. No one expects you to actually stop

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Nastasia [14] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-14T03:19:52+03:00

Okay. So, it is definitely NOT A or D, because you do need to come to a complete stop. That's the law and you never know when a car can just randomly come at a very fast pace. You don't only stop when pedestrians come, so C is out as well. B is the only one that even makes sense, because you have to stop at a stop sign, no matter what the situation is. It's the law. The answer is B.