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A stop sign is a regulatory sign - a traffic control device that warns drivers to slow down and prepare to stop. It’s used when there are no other cars around, or at the end of a line of traffic.

The stop sign is one of the most common signs in use today. Its shape is octagonal with red letters on a white background, but it can also be yellow with black letters for increased visibility. There are many different kinds of stop signs depending on where they're placed and what their purpose is. They may have additional symbols or words written on them as well, such as "Yield," "No Parking," or "School Zone." In some places, you'll see flashing lights instead of just text printed on the sign itself; these flash when another driver has been detected by radar nearby so that you know it's time to hit your brakes! Some states even require all new school buses to be equipped with special sensors that trigger an automatic stop sign whenever they pass by one!

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The stop sign shape is an octagon, characterized by its eight sides and red color with white lettering. This design universally signifies that drivers must come to a complete stop and only proceed when the path is clear and safe. Drivers must stop at the stop line, crosswalk, or intersection, whichever they encounter first. The driver must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and approaching vehicles before proceeding. The driver should only proceed when it's safe to do so.

The Stop Sign has been around for over 100 years and can be found almost anywhere there are cars or pedestrians sharing space. Its purpose is simple - to alert people that they need to slow down and prepare themselves for what comes next (a crosswalk, intersection, driveway). This yellow octagon with its black lettering stands out against any background so you don't miss it when you're driving past at high speeds or walking through your neighborhood. You'll see them everywhere from residential streets to busy city intersections; even if you've never paid much attention before now! While most people know what these signs mean, many have no idea how they came into existence or why they look like they do today! Let's take a closer look at this ubiquitous symbol...