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Overhead stop for pedestrians sign

R1-9a / Regulatory signs

This overhead sign is used in states whose law requires drivers to stop, not…

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Overhead stop for pedestrians sign (R1-9a)
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Independent educational summaries by DMV One Way. Sign designs follow MUTCD conventions; state and local rules can add restrictions. Use your current state handbook and the signs on the road for the rules that apply to your trip.

This explanation has not been reviewed yet. Current guide illustrations: public-domain FHWA Standard Highway Signs. Historical illustrations: DMV One Way archive.

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