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North Carolina DMV road sign practice test 2026

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Red octagon STOP sign
At the pictured STOP sign, where must the driver stop?

The real North Carolina knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. Start with the answer: this focused page runs only the 20 North Carolina sign questions that have a matching picture in the bank.

Sample sign question

Road signs

At the pictured STOP sign, where must the driver stop?

Red octagon STOP sign
  1. Only after entering the intersection for a better view
  2. At the marked stop line, or before the intersection if no line is marked
  3. Only when another vehicle is approaching
  4. At least 50 feet before the sign in every case

Answer: At the marked stop line, or before the intersection if no line is marked. A STOP sign requires a full stop at the appropriately marked stop line. If there is no stop line or marked crosswalk, the driver stops before entering the intersection at a point with a view of the intersecting street. Waiting for another vehicle is unnecessary, and stopping after entering the intersection is too late. Use the line or crosswalk as the first reference, then stop before the intersection when those markings are absent.

Frequently asked questions

How many pictured sign questions are in this North Carolina practice test?

This page has 20 North Carolina sign questions with pictures. It is a focused slice of the full 207 question bank.

Where can I study the full North Carolina practice bank?

Use the full North Carolina DMV practice test for every question, or choose a numbered test for a fixed 20 question session.

Last verified 2026-10-05. See the North Carolina DMV facts page for sourced state details.

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These fixed tests cover the eligible full bank. Use the full bank for all questions, or study the North Carolina facts page before test day.