A driver on a minor road reaches a junction with a Stop sign and the main road is clear. What must he do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Stop completely, then continue
- Step 1: A Stop sign requires stopping even if the way is clear, because the law requires a full stop at the line.
Answer
Stop completely, then continue.
Why not the others: Continue without stopping if the road is clear, Slow down to about 5 km/h and then go and Flash the lights and go before others don't fit.
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