If there is no stop line or crosswalk, where should you stop?

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If there is no stop line or crosswalk, where should you stop?

When there’s no stop line or crosswalk, you must stop at the point where you can clearly see cross traffic before you enter the intersection. That means stopping at the boundary of the intersection (the crossroad) so you can yield safely and proceed only when it’s clear. Stopping at the curb or edge of the road would leave you with poorer visibility and could delay or confuse other drivers, while a traffic island isn’t the proper place to halt for this situation.

When there’s no stop line or crosswalk, you must stop at the point where you can clearly see cross traffic before you enter the intersection. That means stopping at the boundary of the intersection (the crossroad) so you can yield safely and proceed only when it’s clear. Stopping at the curb or edge of the road would leave you with poorer visibility and could delay or confuse other drivers, while a traffic island isn’t the proper place to halt for this situation.

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