The Manchus are sometimes mistaken as nomadic people. They are not nomads. The Manchu way of life (economy) was described as agricultural, farming crops and raising animals on farms. Manchus practiced Slash-and-burn agriculture in the areas north of Shenyang.
Keep in mind that cyclists on the sidewalk could be hidden from you by shrubbery, poles or utility boxes in the right-of-way. You must scan carefully for them before turning. Unlike pedestrians, cyclists on a conflicting path wonât be near the intersection, they could be 20-30ft away, traveling at 20ft per second.
When you're required to stop (either because of a red light, stop sign, pedestrian crossing, etc.), you must stop with your vehicle behind the limit line. That is, every portion of your car must be behind the line when your car comes to a complete stop. Your question is throwing me off, though. How far back behind the line can you stop? As long as you're behind the line when you stop, you've complied with the requirements. If you're asking about stopping a good distance back, then rolling forward through on a right turn on red situation... or if you creep forward to see if it's clear to make a turn, then it's a reasonable distance from the line.