When you stop at a red light, come to a __________.

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Multiple Choice

When you stop at a red light, come to a __________.

Coming to a complete stop means the car rests with no movement, usually behind the stop line at a red light. This is required so you yield to pedestrians and other vehicles and only move again when the light is green or you have a legal clearance. A partial or rolling stop would mean you don’t stop fully, which is unsafe and illegal in most places because you could enter the intersection as traffic is moving. The idea of a soft stop isn’t used in standard driving rules. So, the correct practice is to come to a complete stop at a red light and proceed only when it’s safe and legal to do so.

When you stop at a red light, come to a __________.

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When you stop at a red light, come to a __________.

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