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When approaching a stop sign at an intersection without a marked crosswalk, how close must you stop to the intersecting roadway?
Correct Answer:
Within 3 metres
Explanation:
When approaching a stop sign at an intersection without a marked crosswalk, the requirement is to stop within 5 metres of the intersecting roadway. This distance ensures that drivers have a clear view of oncoming traffic from all directions and allows them to gauge when it is safe to proceed. Stopping too far from the intersection may create a blind spot or lead to confusion about whether it is safe to enter the roadway, while stopping too close could impede visibility for both the driver and oncoming traffic. Stopping within this specified distance strikes a balance between safety and compliance with traffic regulations.

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