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Intersections And Right Of WayStandalone practice
At a stop sign with no stop line or marked crosswalk, where must a driver stop?
Correct answer: Within three metres of the intersecting road
Why
With no stop line or marked crosswalk, stop before entering the intersecting roadway and within three metres of its near edge. Choose a position that does not interfere with pedestrians crossing or about to cross.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Intersections and Turns · p. 61
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