When must you stop your motorcycle?

Question topic: Motorcycle , Rules of the road

When must you stop your motorcycle?

At a clear pelican crossing when the amber light is flashing

At an empty zebra crossing

When signalled to do so by a police officer

At a junction with double broken white lines

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Do not stop or hold up traffic unnecessarily. However, there are occasions when you must stop by law. These include
* when signalled to do so by a school crossing patrol, police officer or traffic officer
* at a red traffic light
* at a junction with a ‘stop’ sign.

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