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A marked bicycle box lies between your stop line and the intersection. The signal is red. Where should your car wait?
The blue car approaches a red signal. A green bicycle box lies between the motor-vehicle stop bar and the crosswalk. The bicycle box is empty.
Correct answer: Behind the stop line, leaving the bicycle box clear.
Why
Stop behind the line that keeps motor vehicles out of the bicycle box. The marked space gives cyclists a place to wait where they are visible. Watch their movement when the signal permits travel.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual and current primary rules · Bicycle box at a red signal · p. 17
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