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A stop line appears before a marked crosswalk at a red signal. Where should you stop?
Blue car A approaches a red signal well before a white transverse stop line and a marked crosswalk. Yellow double centerlines end at the intersection approaches. No stopping point is selected.
Correct answer: Before the stop line
Why
When a stop line precedes the crosswalk, stop before that line so the pedestrian area remains clear.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Stop lines and crosswalks · p. 47
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