1 ^ Hurricane Katrina. ^ 2  The Labat Project: August 2007. ^ 3  Albuquerque - Convention & Visitors Bureau - June Showcase: Lori Gordon, Mixed Media Artist. ^ 4  Lori Gordon: Creating treasures from trash - Rising from Ruin - MSNBC.com. ^  Making Art from the Wreckage of Katrina : NPR.
Assuming I'm neck and neck with them I have to break the limit to get passed them. What is the correct course of... show more For example, if I was driving along an A road with a 50mph speed limit. There is a car in front doing 40mph and I signal and begin to overtake and they put their foot down and increase to 50mph. Assuming I'm neck and neck with them I have to break the limit to get passed them. What is the correct course of...
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.