Question 5891
Does this broken transverse marking require you to stop before crossing it?
- No, unless it is necessary to yield the right-of-way.
- No, because not stopping does not pose any danger to traffic.
- Only if visibility is reduced.
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Correct answer: No, unless it is necessary to yield the right-of-way.
The broken transverse line marks where you stop if you need to yield. If no one with the right-of-way is approaching, you cross it without stopping. In the image, the blue passenger car is traveling along the road you are approaching, so the gray car must stop before the line.