Does this discontinuous transverse marking require stopping before crossing it?
A)Only if there is reduced visibility.
B)No, because not stopping does not imply any danger to traffic.
C)No, unless it is necessary to yield the right of way.Correct
# Explanation: Discontinuous Transverse Marking
The discontinuous transverse marking (dotted line) **does not require mandatory stopping**. This marking indicates a place where you must yield, but you only need to stop if necessary to allow other vehicles to pass. If the road is clear, you can cross it without stopping, as long as there is no danger.