When you stop at a crosswalk or intersection with a stop line, the front of your vehicle has to_______________behind the stop line.

• A. Come to a rest
• B. Move forward
• C. Back up
• D. Stop immediately

Answer: (A)

When you reach a crosswalk or intersection with a stop line, you must bring the front of your vehicle to a complete stop behind that line. Coming to a rest behind the stop line keeps pedestrians safe by giving them space to cross and ensures you’re legally stopped before entering the intersection. Rolling forward to sit on the line or beyond isn’t allowed, and backing up isn’t needed once you’ve stopped. The proper action is to come to a full stop with the front of the vehicle behind the stop line and wait until it’s safe to proceed.