Where should you stop when you reach a corner that has a stop sign?

Where should you stop when you reach a corner that has a stop sign?

• A. At the crosswalk
• B. At the stop line
• C. In the middle of the intersection
• D. Behind the crosswalk

Answer: (A)

When you reach a corner with a stop sign, you stop where you’re supposed to stop so you can clearly see cross traffic and pedestrians and yield safely. If there is a marked stop line on the road, stop right at that line. If there isn’t a stop line, stop before entering the crosswalk to avoid blocking pedestrians. You should never stop on the crosswalk or in the middle of the intersection, and you shouldn’t stop behind the crosswalk. The stop line is the official stopping point and helps place you in the correct position to assess traffic and proceed safely.

When you reach a corner with a stop sign, you stop where you’re supposed to stop so you can clearly see cross traffic and pedestrians and yield safely. If there is a marked stop line on the road, stop right at that line. If there isn’t a stop line, stop before entering the crosswalk to avoid blocking pedestrians. You should never stop on the crosswalk or in the middle of the intersection, and you shouldn’t stop behind the crosswalk. The stop line is the official stopping point and helps place you in the correct position to assess traffic and proceed safely.