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At a stop sign with a marked stop line, where should the driver stop?
Two stop-sign approaches show the same crosswalk. The upper approach has a marked stop line; the lower has no stop line. Cars are approaching from the left.
Correct answer: Before the stop line.
Why
Stop before the marked line; if no line exists, use the applicable crosswalk or intersection stopping point.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Proper stop location · p. 41
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