Based on my measurement, the stop sign in question was about 5 inches short. I measured the other stop signs at this intersection, and all but one was below 7 feet.

Q: Why are stop signs posted at the end of some highway on-ramps? Examples include the ramps from Tilghman Street east to Route 22 east, and from Tilghman west to Route 309 south. These signs seem ...

Advocacy from Short Avenue Elementary School and a LADOT traffic study led to the installation of stop signs and bollards in August. The council praised the collaboration between the community ...

Stop signs “are not required where the normal right-of-way rules are expected to be sufficient,” according to a Springfield DPW official.

“When you pull up to the stop sign here, you can’t see up Dickey Road at Enchantment. Three years ago, someone put in a sewer or water line and added more dirt to the berm.

Answer: The short answer to this question is no. Wisconsin Statute § 346.46(1), which governs required stops at stop signs, applies exclusively to vehicles operated on roadways.