§ 9-59 STOP SIGNS AND YIELD RIGHT-OF-WAY SIGNS.
   (A)   Main-traveled or through streets may be designated as such by erecting at the entrance thereto from intersecting streets signs notifying drivers of vehicles to stop or yield the right-of-way to drivers of vehicles approaching the intersection on the main-traveled or through street.
   (B)   Whenever a stop sign has been erected, it shall be an infraction for the driver of a vehicle to fail to stop such vehicle before entering or crossing the main-traveled street or through street, in obedience to such stop sign.
   (C)   Whenever a yield right-of-way sign has been erected, it shall be an infraction for the driver of any vehicle to enter or cross such main-traveled or through street, unless such driver shall first slow down and yield the right-of-way to any vehicle in movement on the main-traveled or through street which is approaching so as to arrive at the intersection at approximately the same time as the vehicle entering the main-traveled or through street.
(1989 Code, § 9-59) (Ord. passed 2-24-87) Penalty, see §§ 9-2, 9-18