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Regulatory, Lane & Parking SignsStandalone practice
At a stop sign with no stop line, a sidewalk crosses your approach. Where must you stop?
Blue car A approaches a concrete sidewalk extension across its approach to a stop sign. No stop line or zebra crosswalk is present.
Correct answer: Just before the sidewalk.
Why
Stop completely before the stop line. If there is no stop line, stop just before the sidewalk; if neither exists, stop just before the intersecting highway. Yield to pedestrians, then move forward cautiously for a better view if needed before proceeding safely.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 32
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