Right of wayQuestion 46 of 202

At a stop sign, there is no stop line and no crosswalk. Where must you stop?

  1. Within 10 metres of the road that crosses
  2. In the middle of the intersection
  3. At least 6 metres before the road that crosses
  4. Within 3 metres of the road that crosses
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Correct answer: Within 3 metres of the road that crosses

With no stop line and no crosswalk, stop within three metres of the crossing road. Do not block people who cross or are about to cross.

Source: Driver's Manual: A guide to safely operate cars and light trucks (Government of the Northwest Territories, revised August 2022), Chapter 4, Stop signs, page 74

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026