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The driver of the vehicle who encounters the sign “Stop” is obliged to stop in the place with maximum visibility, being allowed to pass the sign, but without exceeding the corner of the intersection and while standing still to give priority to all vehicles that move on the transversal road. He is obliged to stop also in the situation in which no vehicles move on the transversal road.
The correct answer is: A
Regulation** - Article 81
(1) The transversal marking consisting of a continuous line, applied on the width of one or more lanes, indicates the line before which the vehicle must be stopped when encountering the sign "Stop". Such a marking can be used to indicate the stop line required by a luminous signal, by a command of the agent who directs the traffic, by the presence of a level crossing with a current railway, with a tram line or of a pedestrian crossing. Before the marking that accompanies the sign "Stop" the inscription "Stop" can be applied on the carriageway.
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** Regulation = Regulation for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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