There are several different situations you may encounter when preparing to stop at an intersection with a stop sign. Where you should stop, your stopping position, is determined by markings on the road. You must stop:
At the nearest crosswalk, whether marked or not.
Watch Now: Stopping positions - Crosswalk
At a clearly marked stop line.
Watch Now: Stopping positions - Stop line
Where there is no stop line or crosswalk:
- Within three metres of the intersection in a town, city, village or hamlet.
- Within 10 metres of the intersection in a rural area.
Watch Now: Stopping positions - Before traffic
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Rev: 2012
