You are stopping for the STOP sign at this intersection. There is a crosswalk, but no white stop line is painted on the road. Where must your vehicle stop?

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Why

With no painted stop line, the crosswalk becomes your stopping point: stop before entering it so pedestrians have a clear path. Stopping 50 feet back or at a spot you have guessed is not what the rule requires.

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Topic: Intersections   License: Car permit

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• Traffic Lights and Pavement Markings

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