Carl 9.3x62
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Correct, in Wyoming anyway. But the OP's example was in Idaho, where according to the article ALL vehicles are required to stop (unless I read it wrong). I have no idea what other state's laws are, except Wyoming.But you are not required to stop. When you look at the California check points, you are not required to stop. However, if you do not stop and agree to be check for agriculture stuff, you may not enter California either.
I have said repeatedly that at least in Wyoming, it's kind of an honor system. Unless they flag you down or use their red lights or siren to stop you, you are not required to stop. Only those engaged in certain activities are required to stop. And that is all on the honor system. Why people would push constitutional rights on this is a losing proposition. There is no rights to certain privileges like hunting and that can be revoked at anytime for a variety of reasons.