When approaching an intersection regulated by a Stop sign, if you see that no vehicle is traveling on the transverse road, are you required to stop?

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The mandatory stop sign, or Stop (R-2), always imposes the obligation to bring the vehicle to a complete stop before the stop line or, failing that, immediately before the intersection. Unlike the Yield sign, stopping at a Stop sign is always mandatory, regardless of whether or not other users are approaching on the road with priority. The option saying that you stop only if vehicles are coming is incorrect, since it would describe how a yield sign works.

When approaching an intersection regulated by a Stop sign, if you see that no vehicle is traveling on the transverse road, are you required to stop?

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