When a stop is required at an intersection with no markings, where should a driver stop?

When approaching an intersection without markings, the appropriate stopping point is at the location that allows the driver to clearly see oncoming traffic from the intersecting roadway. Stopping at the point nearest the intersecting roadway provides the best vantage point for assessing the traffic situation, ensuring safety when proceeding through the intersection.

This approach helps drivers make informed decisions based on visibility and enhances overall roadway safety for all users. By stopping in such a way, there is a reduced risk of collisions, as drivers can identify any potential hazards coming from either direction.

Other options, while they may seem practical, do not prioritize the driver's ability to see approaching traffic or adhere to traffic laws effectively, which emphasizes the importance of stopping in a position that maintains safety and awareness at intersections.