Where must a vehicle stop at an intersection with a sidewalk (crosswalk) and controlled by a stop sign?

• A. Just before the street
• B. Just before the sidewalk (crosswalk)
• C. One car length or more before the sidewalk (crosswalk)
• D. Just before the stop sign

Answer: (B)

At an intersection with a sidewalk (crosswalk) that is controlled by a stop sign, a vehicle must come to a complete stop just before the sidewalk or crosswalk. This requirement ensures the safety of pedestrians who may be using the crosswalk. Stopping at this location allows drivers to be aware of any pedestrians crossing and ensures they have a clear view of the intersection before proceeding, complying with the rules of the road.

Stopping at the sidewalk (crosswalk) is essential for maintaining pedestrian right-of-way, which is a critical aspect of traffic safety in areas with high foot traffic. This location provides a clear visual reference for drivers to gauge if the path is clear for both themselves and any pedestrians before continuing through the intersection.