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At a stop sign with no stop line, where should you stop if the near-side crosswalk is unmarked?
A approaches a stop sign where sidewalks continue across the road without painted crosswalk stripes.
Correct answer: Before the unmarked crosswalk, as you would before a marked one
Why
An unmarked crosswalk can continue the sidewalk lines across an intersection. If a stop is required and no stop line exists, stop before that pedestrian area rather than treating missing paint as missing crossing space.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Unmarked crosswalks; MVA 119, 186 · p. 53
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