Rules of the Road
What must you do when approaching a stop sign?
South African learner's licence practice question. Difficulty: easy.
Answer: A stop sign requires a complete stop behind the line, then proceeding only when the way is clear.
- A. Slow down and proceed if clear
- B. Come to a complete stop, then proceed when safe - correct
- C. Hoot, then proceed
- D. Stop only if traffic is approaching
Explanation
A stop sign requires a complete stop behind the line, then proceeding only when the way is clear.
More Rules of the Road questions
- What is the general speed limit in an urban area in South Africa?
- What is the general speed limit on a rural public road outside an urban area?
- What is the maximum speed limit on a South African freeway, unless otherwise indicated?
- What does a Yield (Give Way) sign require?
- At a four-way stop, who has the right of way if two vehicles arrive at exactly the same time?
Keep learning
Ready to go beyond theory?
Practice questions get you through the learner's test. For the K53 driver's test, an instructor who knows your local test routes makes all the difference. Compare driving schools near you.