Should you come to a complete stop at the stop line even if there are no vehicles in front of you?

• Yes, to check for potential hazards before proceeding
  Explanation:

  "You must come to a complete stop at the stop line regardless of whether there's a vehicle in front of you. This ensures you check for any potential hazards before proceeding through the intersection."
• No, only if there is cross-traffic
• No, you can roll through slowly if the intersection looks clear
• No, you can proceed without stopping if no one is around