[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":22},["ShallowReactive",2],{"question-202":3},{"path":4,"question":5},"\u002Fquestions\u002Fsituations\u002Fin-this-sign-the-white-lines-painted-across-the-pavement-at-202",{"id":6,"mode":7,"image":8,"prompt":12,"correct":13,"options":15,"section":20,"explanation":21},202,"single",{"key":9,"width":10,"height":11},"media\u002Fv1\u002F91fa0016-71a0-5c2f-a7df-49165390880a\u002F1021384ed4cb8eaafda1\u002Fimage-640.webp",640,480,"In this sign, the white lines painted across the pavement at the intersection represent",[14],"a3",{"a1":16,"a2":17,"a3":18,"a4":19},"the point beyond which you should not increase the speed of your vehicle.","the point beyond which you should not make a right turn unless directed by a flag person.","the point beyond which your vehicle should not cross without stopping first.","the point beyond which the road is closed.","Situations","Stop lines are white lines painted across the pavement at intersections indicating the point beyond which your vehicle should not cross if you are stopping for a traffic control device. In urban areas, the line is usually located about four feet before the crosswalk. Drivers must come to a complete stop at the stop line, when present, not at the actual stop sign or traffic signal.",1794237768505]