You can't always tell that nobody's around, always be safe.

NO! How would you feel if you failed to see a small child on a bike.

obey the law

Integrity is following the rules even when no one is watching.

God no!

You can get ticketed. But I have done it. Usually with no on coming cars.

You do not roll through stop signs ever. They are there for a reason. You cannot look carefully if your car is still moving!

No, because habits can develop over turn and it turns into sloppy driving.

Nope! You will get a traffic ticket. And it’s not safe.

It's against the driving laws. We have red light cameras in Florida to

I see it all the time, but for safety and proper driving, I always stop.

Unfortunately its not, although i wish it was lol.

No it is not ok to roll through a stop sign. Emergency only if its safe.

A stop sign is up for a reason. It's always good to assume that you may not see something than to drive through the sign.

Technically you need to come to a full stop and look around both sides. All of this should take a minimum of 4 seconds. You are not going to miss much by saving on 4 seconds or a minute. You may however avoid a traffic ticket or worse still a very serious accident.

No! This is an invitation to disaster.

NO - you need to make sure you are really stopped to look for cars and pedestrians. People who are rolling through usually look in just one direction while there may be a pedestrian on the other side. Rolling through stop signs is just another symptom of the "I am more important than everything"

iT IS DANGEROUS...YOU MUST DRIVE SAFELY AT ALL TIMES , AND BE AWARE OF OTHERS DOING JUST THE SAME THING...AND CRASHING INTO OTHER MOTORISTS OR PEDESTRIANS FOR THEIR STUPIDITY AND CARELESSNESS, MAYBE EVEN TAKING A LIVE OR MAMING SOMEONE.

It would be a bad habit to get into. It would take just a few seconds to stop.

I am just one of those people. Stop at stop signs but color outside the lines in all other areas of life!

because it will rewire our brain's hard-drive to where we might roll through one when there IS traffic -

In a limited number of cases with good visibility and no vehicles or pedestrians around you might not come to an absolute complete stop, but you must hit the brakes and slow to the barest crawl. Anyone around? Stop like you learned in driver's ed.

You make a full stop before the crosswalk line (or stop sign, if no line). Pause for 2 seconds while scanning all directions. Then, go. If you cannot see traffic from that there, you can make an additional visual stop. The visual stop is done after the legal stop, not in place of it. Always be safe!

The law specifies a complete stop at all times. I have seen cars come from nowhere that could have caused a crash

You might miss seeing something else, like a small animal or child or other pedestrian. Take a few seconds to be cautious and safe.

Once you push a little, you can start to develop a habit.

It's the safe and lawful thing to do.

Habit driving rules apply

Imagine if everyone did this