What does the white lane law require a driver to do?

The white lane law specifically requires drivers to come to a complete stop when approaching a white line at an intersection. This law is grounded in ensuring that vehicles stop safely for various potential situations, such as pedestrians crossing or other vehicles that may require right of way. By requiring a full stop, it enhances road safety and enables drivers to better assess whether it is safe to proceed.

The other options do not align with the requirements of the white lane law. Speeding up as you approach an intersection could lead to dangerous situations. Continuing to drive without stopping may result in running through a red light or failing to yield the right of way, which could endanger lives. Signaling before changing lanes, while an important safety practice, is not related to the white lane law’s specific mandate at intersections.