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Why must you stop behind a stop line that is set well back from the crosswalk?
A approaches a stop line set back from a crosswalk at a junction. The question has no bus, swept path or explanation card.
Correct answer: The extra space lets a bus or truck negotiate its turn.
Why
Stop behind a set-back stop line. The space between it and the intersection may be needed for a bus or truck's turning path. Do not creep into that space while a large vehicle is turning.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Driving responsibly · p. 67
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