You stop at a stop sign and traffic on the cross street does not have a stop sign. When may you proceed?

• A.Only after yielding to cross traffic and pedestrians and finding a safe gap
• B.Immediately after stopping, regardless of cross traffic
• C.After honking twice
• D.After the vehicle behind you honks

Why

Stopping is not enough - you must also yield. Proceed from a stop sign only when cross traffic and pedestrians have cleared and you have a safe gap.

Manual topic: Pennsylvania Driver's Manual (PUB 95) - Chapter 3: Learning to Drive · From the Pennsylvania Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (PAC-058).

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