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Multiple Choice

When you approach a Stop sign, what is the correct sequence of actions?

Coming to a stop is the first and essential step at a Stop sign. You must halt fully before the stop line or crosswalk, then take a quick scan of the intersection. Look for pedestrians in or approaching the crosswalk, and check for vehicles and cyclists coming from all directions. Only when the way is clear and you’ve yielded to anyone with the right of way should you proceed. This order—stop first, observe for people and traffic, then move when safe—prevents collisions and respects right-of-way rules. The other options skip or ignore these safety steps, which is why they’re not correct.

Coming to a stop is the first and essential step at a Stop sign. You must halt fully before the stop line or crosswalk, then take a quick scan of the intersection. Look for pedestrians in or approaching the crosswalk, and check for vehicles and cyclists coming from all directions. Only when the way is clear and you’ve yielded to anyone with the right of way should you proceed. This order—stop first, observe for people and traffic, then move when safe—prevents collisions and respects right-of-way rules. The other options skip or ignore these safety steps, which is why they’re not correct.