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At a stop sign, where do you stop if there is a crosswalk but no stop line?
A approaches a stop sign and a marked crosswalk, with no separate stop line.
Correct answer: Just before the crosswalk
Why
At a stop sign with no stop line, stop before the nearest crosswalk on the approach. Keep the whole car behind its near edge so pedestrians retain a clear path.
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