If there is no visibility from the stop line, where must you stop?
Right of way
Explanation
To ensure road safety, it is important to follow certain rules when stopping at an intersection with a **stop line**.
- **First**, the driver must stop at the **stop line**. This line is designed for drivers to yield to other vehicles traveling on the road they wish to join. Stopping here ensures that the space of other drivers is not invaded and that traffic order is maintained.
- **Then**, if there is not enough visibility from the stop line to assess the traffic, the driver should move forward slowly to a point where they can see clearly. This allows for safe decision-making before merging onto the road, avoiding potential accidents.
By following these steps, the driver ensures that they act safely and responsibly, respecting traffic rules and protecting both their safety and that of other road users.
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