What is the difference between outside and inside an intersection?

[Beckett]

Here are the specific differences between outside and inside an intersection: 1. White stop line: Outside the white stop line is considered outside the intersection, while inside the white stop line is considered inside the intersection. An intersection is where roads converge. The horizontal white line in front of the lane is called the stop line. Driving past the stop line means you are inside the intersection, while not crossing the line means you are outside the intersection. 2. Vehicle movement: When a motor vehicle passes through an intersection controlled by traffic signals, it should enter the designated lane according to the intended direction of travel at intersections with marked lanes. Vehicles preparing to enter a roundabout must yield to vehicles already inside the intersection.