The crosswalk stop line guides drivers to do what?

• A. It marks where pedestrians should stand while crossing.
• B. It marks the stopping point to yield to pedestrians crossing.
• C. It marks the boundary of the bike lane.
• D. It marks a no-parking zone.

Answer: (B)

The main idea is where you must stop at a crosswalk so pedestrians can cross safely. The crosswalk stop line marks the stopping point to yield to pedestrians crossing, ensuring you don’t encroach into the crosswalk and that drivers can see pedestrians clearly as they begin to cross. It’s specifically about stopping to give pedestrians the right of way, not marking where pedestrians stand, marking bike lanes, or designating no-parking zones.