stopline

noun
UK /ˈstɒplaɪn/
US /ˈstɑːplaɪn/

A stopline is a painted line on the road where cars must stop.

The car waited behind the stopline at the crossing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A line marking the end of a racetrack where vehicles stop.

The race car crossed the stopline and slowed down.

3. A line on a factory conveyor that marks where a machine must pause.

The robot arm stopped at the stopline to pick up the box.

4. A boundary line in sports that players must not cross.

The runner stepped over the stopline and was called back.