Where would we be without stop signs? These red, octagonal signs are a huge part of what organizes traffic across America, and they're a pretty universal signal to drivers that they should stop. Even ...

Heck, even a toddler can tell you that stop signs are red. That’s because since the 1950s, red has been the required background color for all government-regulated stop signs in the United States. But ...

Kentucky statute mandates drivers come to a full stop at marked stop lines. Yield to drivers who are at or arrive first, drivers on right and pedestrians. Traffic violations add three points per stop ...

Red means stop, green means go, blue means ... private property? Since the 1950s in the United States, red signposts have been the government-issued signal for traffic to stop. There were several ...

Have you ever slowed down at a stop sign but not fully stopped? It’s a traffic maneuver known as a rolling stop or a “California stop,” and while it’s not uncommon in Washington state, it’s illegal.

California’s Vehicle Code has no shortage of driving rules — from making U-turns to changing lanes in an intersection. Drivers may wonder if there are any exceptions to the rules of the road. Can you ...