Control signs
4-way stop (R4)
Bring your vehicle to a standstill behind the stop line. If there is no stop line, the front of your vehicle must be brought to a stop in line with the stop sign. Proceed only when it is safe. If more than one vehicle stops at such an intersection, the vehicle, which stopped first, should move off first.
Where
At intersections.
Purpose
To bring traffic from all four directions to a stop.
Action
Bring your vehicle to a standstill behind the stop line. If there is no stop line, the front of your vehicle must be brought to a stop in line with the stop sign. Proceed only when it is safe. If more than one vehicle stops at such an intersection, the vehicle, which stopped first, should move off first.
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Other control signs
- Stop Sign (R1)
- Stop/Yield Sign (R2)
- 3-Way Stop (R3)
- STOP/RY-GO Sign (R5)
- Yield Sign (R6)
- Yield To Pedestrians (R7)
- Yield at traffic circle (R8)
- One-way roadway (R10)