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A red octagonal (8-sided) sign at an intersection tells the driver to:

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Bonne réponse : B. Come to a complete stop, then proceed when safe

The octagonal (eight-sided) red sign is uniquely reserved for the stop command in Ontario and across North America. Its distinct shape lets you recognize it even from behind or in poor visibility. Coming to a full stop prevents collisions and obeys a regulatory obligation.

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