Taylor et al. (1986) compared cattle of 25 different beef and dairy breeds has described that weight accounts for 88% of the variation in feed intake within a given breed, but only 14-33% of the variation observed from one breed to another.
The Violation is Vehicle Code: 22450. (a) The driver of any vehicle approaching a stop sign at the entrance to, or within, an intersection, or railroad grade crossing shall stop at a limit line, if marked, otherwise before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection.e stated that I failed to stop at the limit line and that is what he wrote on the ticket. When I went to court they stated that I failed to stop at a stop sign which I believe is a big difference, however I'm aware that to the law it may not. Any information would be helpful, as I go to court in a few weeks.
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.