Question 712 of 430 · Florida Permit Test

You come to an intersection with a stop line. What must you do?

Exactly one answer is correct.

AStop completely, then yield to traffic and pedestrians in the intersection.
BSlow down and proceed if you see no police officers or other cars nearby.
CStop only if another vehicle is approaching from the right side of the road.
DStop with your front wheels over the line, then go when you see a gap.

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Correct answer to question 712

A: Stop completely, then yield to traffic and pedestrians in the intersection.

Explanation

Stop lines show where you must make a complete stop. After stopping, you must yield to traffic already in the intersection and to pedestrians and bicyclists, and go only when the road is clear.

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Correct answer to question 712

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