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Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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At a red light, an empty green bicycle box lies ahead of your marked stopping position. Where should you stop?
Blue A approaches an empty green bicycle box and a marked stop line under a red signal. A's badge is immediately beside the car.
Correct answer: Behind the bicycle box.
Why
Stop behind a bicycle box at a red light, even when no bicyclist is currently using it. Keep the green area and crosswalk clear. The box gives bicyclists space to position for a safer movement when the signal permits them to go.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · An empty green bicycle box · p. 99, 124
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