ICBC B10 Stop Position – No Stop Line or Crosswalk

Use the sidewalk crossing as the stopping reference when no painted line is present, then edge forward only after the full stop.

Video guide

ICBC B10 Stop Position – No Stop Line or Crosswalk

Use the sidewalk crossing as the stopping reference when no painted line is present, then edge forward only after the full stop.

Video breakdown

Study the lesson by section

Each section below follows an explanation or demonstration in the video. Select a section to play from that point, then practise the skill with appropriate supervision.

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Stop before the sidewalk crossing, then improve the view

In this short example, no stop line or crosswalk lines are painted. The driver stops before the sidewalk's wheelchair-access area, keeps the pedestrian crossing clear, and then edges forward to inspect cross traffic before proceeding.

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