Signals / Object
Stop Position
in Miami, FL
A stop position is a marked place where vehicles or people must halt, often indicated by a line or sign.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01São Paulo, SP13K
- 02Moscow, MOW12K
- 03New York City, NY8.1K
- 04Berlin, BE8K
- 05Greater London, ENG6.9K
- 06Chicago, IL5.7K
- 07Madrid, MD5.5K
- 08Hamburg, HH4.7K
- 09Melbourne, VIC4.4K
- 10San Francisco, CA3.9K
- 11Milan, 253.7K
- 12Phoenix, AZ3.4K
- 13Munich, BY3.2K
- 14Detroit, MI3.2K
- 15Paris, IDF3.1K
- COUNTED
- 1.4K
- all time in Miami
- RANK
- —
- outside the top 15 cities
- SHARE
- —
- no peer total yet
- DENSITY
- 277
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Miami
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Barrier Kerb6.8K
- 02Lowered Kerb5.6K
- 03Tactile Paving5.3K
- 04Uncontrolled Crosswalk3.9K
- 05Crossing Markings Lines3.6K
- 06No Crossing Markings2.5K
- 07Barrier Gate2K
- 08Crossing Markings Ladder1.9K
- 09Public Transport Platform1.7K
- 10Stop Position1.4K
- 11City Skyline View1.4K
- 12City View1.4K
- 13Urban Condo944
- 14Boulevard859
- 15Flush Kerb773
- 16No Bin720
- 17Skyline View663
- 18Waste Bin Available659
- 19Traffic Jam566
- 20Underpass Path442
- 21School Zone Congestion432
- 22Transit Access410
- 23Curbside Congestion409
- 24Street Art Walk406