Where must you adopt the entry position at an intersection controlled by a traffic officer?
Signage: Traffic officers
Explanation
To approach an intersection regulated by a traffic officer, it is essential **to stop before entering it**. This is because, at intersections, it is necessary to follow the instructions of the signals or the officer present. If there are no visible stop lines, you must wait in a place where you can clearly see the intersection and the approaching vehicles. This ensures that you do not interfere with the flow of traffic or get stuck in the middle of the intersection, which could obstruct circulation.
Furthermore, when entering a road or intersection, it is crucial **to give way to other vehicles** and ensure that your maneuver does not pose a danger to others. This means stopping before the intersection if necessary, to avoid being an obstacle for approaching vehicles.
Therefore, the correct entry position at an intersection regulated by an officer is **before entering it**, thus ensuring safe and smooth circulation.
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