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you must stop behind the first white line painted on the ground next to the stop sign

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You should stop your car just before the line, ensuring that no part of your car crosses it.

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Yes, when you come to a stop sign you must stop your vehicle. You must look both ways, and pay attention to oncoming traffic. When safe to proceed, you can go.

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at the direction of a traffic officer

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What are the rules for a stop sign?

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How long does a car have to stop completely for at a stop sign in Michigan?

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When a right turn on red is permitted you must first?

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Does NC law allow a driver to roll through a stop sign if it is behind another vehicle that clears the stop sign and is clear to go?

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