Here's Why You Might See A Stop Sign On An Interstate On-Ramp

AI Briefing

• – A stop sign on an interstate on-ramp is intended to reduce speed and prevent rear-end collisions.
• – The sign is usually in place when the on-ramp is being repaved or resurfaced.
• – The speed limit on the on-ramp is lowered to 10-20 mph, and drivers must come to a complete stop before entering the main highway.