There's only one Stop sign in Paris, so people have to rely on other road rules to get by
It's amazing that people are able to get around Paris--there's only one stop sign in the entire city.
It's no secret that pedestrians don't have the right away in the city of love, and even driving through an intersection becomes a death-defying stunt with no stop signs around. The only rule is "priorit droite," which means the driver approaching an intersection on the right gets the right-of-way and you better slow down.
The only stop sign in the city can be found at the exit of a building company in the rich 16th arrondissement, as confirmed by Paris police. They confirmed that the right side right-of-way is the dominant rule that keeps motorists in check.
Crossing the street in Paris? Look both ways then run.
