Stop line and crossing at lights – where do you stop?
Question 31 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Signs & road markings.
Where should you stop if a stop line is painted at a traffic light intersection, but the pedestrian crossing is located some distance ahead of the line?
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Right answer: C. At the stop line, even if that leaves a gap to the crossing
The stop line indicates exactly where the vehicle should stop, and this must be followed even if there is a distance further ahead to the pedestrian crossing.
Source: Skiltforskriften kap. 11 (vegoppmerking)
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