Which Vehicle Code provision covers rolling through a stop sign?

Which Vehicle Code provision covers rolling through a stop sign?

• A. VC 22350
• B. VC 22350
• C. VC 22454
• D. VC 22450

Answer: (D)

When you reach a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop. Rolling through a sign means you didn’t stop as required, which is unlawful. Vehicle Code 22450 specifies the duty to stop at stop signs (stopping before the stop line or, if none, before entering the intersection) and then proceed when it’s safe. That’s why this option is the correct one. The other rules describe different obligations—one governs speed as a factor of safety, not the stopping action at a sign, and the other concerns a different traffic-control scenario—so they don’t apply to the act of rolling through a stop sign.

When you reach a stop sign, you must come to a complete stop. Rolling through a sign means you didn’t stop as required, which is unlawful. Vehicle Code 22450 specifies the duty to stop at stop signs (stopping before the stop line or, if none, before entering the intersection) and then proceed when it’s safe. That’s why this option is the correct one.

The other rules describe different obligations—one governs speed as a factor of safety, not the stopping action at a sign, and the other concerns a different traffic-control scenario—so they don’t apply to the act of rolling through a stop sign.