Rolling through a stop sign is addressed by which Vehicle Code?

Rolling through a stop sign is addressed by which Vehicle Code?

• A. VC 21250
• B. VC 22450
• C. VC 22350
• D. VC 21450

Answer: (B)

Rolling through a stop sign violates the rule that you must come to a complete stop at an intersection controlled by a stop sign and proceed only when it’s safe. This duty is defined in Vehicle Code 22450. You’re required to stop at the limit line, crosswalk, or before entering the intersection, observe traffic and pedestrians, then proceed when it’s safe. The other codes cover different rules (such as speed limits or general right-of-way) and don’t specify the obligation to make a full stop at a stop sign, so they don’t address this scenario directly.

Rolling through a stop sign violates the rule that you must come to a complete stop at an intersection controlled by a stop sign and proceed only when it’s safe. This duty is defined in Vehicle Code 22450. You’re required to stop at the limit line, crosswalk, or before entering the intersection, observe traffic and pedestrians, then proceed when it’s safe. The other codes cover different rules (such as speed limits or general right-of-way) and don’t specify the obligation to make a full stop at a stop sign, so they don’t address this scenario directly.