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Question 3

At a junction, an upright STOP sign is paired with a transverse stop line. What must you do?

  1. Stop only when another vehicle is already in the junction.
  2. Cross the line slowly, then stop where the side road ends.
  3. Stop before the line and enter only after checking the major road is clear.Correct answer
  4. Give priority only to traffic approaching from the right.

Explanation

The STOP control requires a complete stop before the transverse line and a check that the major road is clear before entry. Merely slowing and continuing treats the control like a less restrictive warning rather than a stop requirement.

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