Which signal requires drivers to stop behind the limit or crosswalk line before the intersection?

• A. Red light
• B. Green light
• C. Yellow light
• D. Flashing red light

Answer: (A)

A solid red signal tells you to come to a full stop and wait behind the limit line or crosswalk line before the intersection. This stopping point keeps you clear of cross traffic and pedestrians and gives you a safe moment to assess the intersection before proceeding when the light turns green.

Green means go when the way is clear, yellow means you should slow down and stop if you can do so safely, and you’re not obligated to race through. A flashing red light also requires stopping, like a stop sign, but the specific instruction about stopping right at the limit or crosswalk line is the standard rule for a regular red signal, which is why that option fits the question best.