Quebec SAAQ Knowledge Test · Question
An octagonal red sign with the word 'ARRÊT' means:
'ARRÊT' is French for 'STOP' — full stop required.
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Question: An octagonal red sign with the word 'ARRÊT' means:
Answer options: ✅ Stop
- Yield
- Slow down
- End of road
Correct answer: Stop
Explanation: 'ARRÊT' is French for 'STOP' — full stop required.
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