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Three feet.

Of course not — except if the intersection uses a traffic sensor that does not detect the rider; that rider, after coming to a complete stop, waits a reasonable amount of time, usually an entire signal cycle, to confirm the sensor; then proceeds while yielding to all cross traffic; and then, if stopped by police, invokes the state’s so-called affirmative defense statute, which recognizes circumstances in which a person who has committed an offense can avoid conviction and punishment.