Legal Question in Traffic Law in California
Is there any law pertaining to stoplights in CA with a requirement to stop within a maximum distance behind the white line? e.g. regardless on whether one SHOULD or not, if one wanted to stop 3 car lengths behind the white line, would it be legal to do so?
Asked on 2/28/12, 6:41 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Glen Fleetwood
Mister DUI-800-468-2-502
NO. That is stopping in the middle of the street, impeding traffic. And pc for DUI.
Answered on 3/18/12, 4:26 pm
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