Slowing down or "rolling through" a stop sign is _______.

asked Nov 1, 2022 in Other by Maria (46.7k points)

Slowing down or "rolling through" a stop sign is _______.

(A) against the law

(B) legal if the intersection is clear

(C) legal if you are yielding the right-of-way

(D) legal if another car is stopped on your right

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answered Nov 1, 2022 by Lisa (23.2k points)

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Correct answer is (A) against the law

Explanation: Slowing down or “rolling through” a stop sign is 'against the law'.

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