If there is no stop line, where should you stop at a STOP sign?

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If there is no stop line, where should you stop at a STOP sign?

Explanation:
When you approach a STOP sign, you must stop completely before entering the intersection so you can look for cross traffic and pedestrians. If there’s no stop line painted, you stop at the point closest to the intersection where you can clearly see approaching traffic and pedestrians — this is typically at the crosswalk. Stopping at the crosswalk helps protect pedestrians and gives you a good view of danger before you proceed. The other options aren’t related to where you should stop for a STOP sign.

When you approach a STOP sign, you must stop completely before entering the intersection so you can look for cross traffic and pedestrians. If there’s no stop line painted, you stop at the point closest to the intersection where you can clearly see approaching traffic and pedestrians — this is typically at the crosswalk. Stopping at the crosswalk helps protect pedestrians and gives you a good view of danger before you proceed. The other options aren’t related to where you should stop for a STOP sign.

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