What should you do if there is no stopping line at an intersection?

If there is no stopping line at an intersection, the appropriate action is to stop at the crosswalk if one is present. This ensures that you are giving the right of way to pedestrians who may be crossing the street. The crosswalk is designated for pedestrian use, and stopping there helps to maintain safety for everyone using the intersection.

When there is no stopping line, it's important to remember that intersections can still have specific rules governing right-of-way. By stopping at the crosswalk, you are ensuring that you can see any oncoming traffic and that you are not obstructing pedestrians. If there is no crosswalk present, the general guideline is to stop before entering the intersection to assess the situation fully.