Practice question
At an intersection with a red signal, a stop line, and a marked crosswalk, which stopping order is correct?
- Stop behind the stop line; if no stop line, stop before the crosswalk; if neither exists, stop before entering the intersection
- Stop in the crosswalk first, then move back if pedestrians arrive
- Stop only where you can see the signal head most clearly, even if past the line
- Stop after entering the intersection so cross traffic can see you
Answer: A — Stop behind the stop line; if no stop line, stop before the crosswalk; if neither exists, stop before entering the intersection
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