New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · Road rules

What must you do at a stop sign?

The answer

  • Come to a complete stop, then give way Correct
  • Stop only during busy periods
  • Slow down and proceed if clear
  • Stop only if other vehicles are near

Why that's the answer

A stop sign always requires a complete stop as close as practical to the stop line, then giving way to all traffic before proceeding — even if the road looks empty.

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