New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) practice question

Where must you stop at a stop sign with a stop line?

Wherever you can see best
As close as practical before the stop line
Past the line so you can see traffic
One car length before the line

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Correct answer: As close as practical before the stop line

Stop as close as practical before the stop line. If you then need to edge forward for visibility, you may — after stopping first.

Source: Transport for NSW – Road Users' Handbook

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