Which violation is described as having passed a stop sign?

Which violation is described as having passed a stop sign?

• A. Speed not reasonable/prudent
• B. Passed stop sign
• C. Fail to yield entering a roadway
• D. Speed over state limit

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is recognizing the specific offense of disregarding a traffic-control device. When you approach a stop sign, you’re required to come to a complete stop and proceed only when it’s safe. If you go through without stopping, you’ve violated the stop sign rule. The term that best describes this exact action is “passed stop sign,” which directly names the offense of not stopping at the sign. The other options describe different violations—driving at an unsafe speed, failing to yield when entering a roadway, or speeding—that don’t capture the act of ignoring a stop sign.

The main idea here is recognizing the specific offense of disregarding a traffic-control device. When you approach a stop sign, you’re required to come to a complete stop and proceed only when it’s safe. If you go through without stopping, you’ve violated the stop sign rule. The term that best describes this exact action is “passed stop sign,” which directly names the offense of not stopping at the sign. The other options describe different violations—driving at an unsafe speed, failing to yield when entering a roadway, or speeding—that don’t capture the act of ignoring a stop sign.