Detroit's first stop sign is oftentimes described as a 2' by 2' white square with black lettering. Unfortunately, I couldn't track down an image of it, but the photo here was taken in 1915 at the ...

Those signs mean you just need to stop, check the traffic, and if it’s clear, then you go ahead and turn right on that red light. Okay, great, but back to my original questions above.

The idea of red meaning "stop" dates back to British railroad regulations of the 1840s—but for a while, a dearth of fade-proof red materials meant that many American stop signs were yellow instead.

Stop Here On Red signs are installed when a stop line in an intersection is not located where a motorist expects it to be, said NJDOT frequently answered questions on its website.

I was under the impression that when vehicles approached stop signs and red traffic lights, they were supposed to stop. I have seen more and more vehicles go through red traffic lights.

I f there’s one rule of the road we learn long before driver’s ed, it’s this: Red means stop. Even a toddler can tell you the right shade of a stop sign. Since roughly the 1950s, all ...

Dear Road Dog: On State Road 50 at State Road 436, there’s a sign telling eastbound traffic in the far right lane to “Stop Here on Red.” It does not say that you can turn right after stopping.

The Laguna Woods Golden Rain Foundation board has voted to replace 21 stop signs throughout the Village with new solar-powered, flashing red LED lights. The project will cost an estimated $42,913 ...