[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":21},["ShallowReactive",2],{"question-284":3},{"path":4,"question":5},"\u002Fquestions\u002Fsigns\u002Fwhat-type-of-sign-is-this-284",{"id":6,"mode":7,"image":8,"prompt":11,"correct":12,"options":14,"section":19,"explanation":20},284,"single",{"key":9,"width":10,"height":10},"media\u002Fv1\u002F02b4f87f-a073-5087-8926-19d4679f7e2c\u002F1021384ed4cb8eaafda1\u002Fimage-640.webp",640,"What type of sign is this?",[13],"a1",{"a1":15,"a2":16,"a3":17,"a4":18},"A stop sign.","A No Entry sign.","A one-way sign.","A yield sign.","Signs","Stop sign. A red-and-white regulatory traffic sign. This is the only octagonal (8-sided) traffic sign, you can easily recognize it by both shape and color.\n\nAt an intersection controlled by a \"STOP\" sign, you must come to a complete stop and check for pedestrians and cross traffic. Yield to other traffic going through the intersection and any pedestrians crossing the street.\n\nAt an intersection controlled by a STOP sign, there can be a white stop line painted across the lane, and\u002For two parallel lines painted across the road. This is a crosswalk. When required to stop because of a sign, you must stop before you reach the stop line, if there is one, or the crosswalk.",1794237776034]