When stopping behind another vehicle at an intersection, you should:

• Stop as close as possible to the vehicle in front
• Leave enough space to see the other vehicle's license plate and back tire touching the pavement
  Explanation:

  "When stopping behind another vehicle that has already stopped at the intersection, ensure you allow adequate “gap” space between the vehicles so you are not “tailgating. A basic rule of thumb is that you should be able to see the license plate and/or the other vehicle’s back tire where it meets the pavement."
• Ensure there's only a small gap between your vehicle and the one in front
• Tailgate the vehicle to prevent other cars from cutting in