If you approach an intersection with no stop line, where should you stop?

When approaching an intersection with no stop line, the appropriate place to stop is at the edge of the intersection. This ensures that you maintain visibility and can safely assess cross traffic as well as pedestrians who may be crossing. Stopping at the edge helps to avoid obstructing the intersection for other vehicles and allows you to enter the intersection safely when it is clear.

Other options, such as stopping at the center of the intersection or where you feel it is safe, can create hazards for both yourself and other road users. Stopping before the crosswalk can also lead to visibility issues if you are too far back, which might prevent you from seeing oncoming traffic or pedestrians clearly. Stopping at the edge provides the best balance of caution and situational awareness.