In Macedonian traffic rules (ZBSP), what does the octagonal red 'STOP' sign (Sign II-2 / Задолжително запирање) mandate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Come to a complete stop before the stop line or intersection edge and yield to all cross-traffic
- Step 1: Under Macedonian Road Traffic Safety Law (ZBSP), Sign II-2 mandates an obligatory full vehicle stop and yielding to all intersecting traffic. Answer: Come to a complete stop before the stop line or intersection edge and yield to all cross-traffic. Why not the others: Slow down to rolling walking speed without needing to make the wheels completely halt does not reflect the statutory standard under Macedonian signage regulations.
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