The moped rider has stopped at a red traffic light. Looking at the vehicle's position in relation to the road markings, has the stop been made at the place required by the regulations?

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Traffic regulations provide that a solid transverse line painted on the roadway indicates the obligation to stop immediately before it at a STOP sign, a red traffic light, a stop signal from an officer or before a pedestrian crossing. In this case, the moped has gone past that line, so the stop is incorrect and contrary to the regulations, regardless of whether it has not directly driven onto the stripes of the pedestrian crossing or whether there are no people waiting to cross.

The moped rider has stopped at a red traffic light. Looking at the vehicle's position in relation to the road markings, has the stop been made at the place required by the regulations?

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