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Stop and give way under the STOP sign.
Stop and give way under the STOP sign. Flashing amber requires particular caution and does not exempt you from stop or give-way signs. Stop at the line or, if absent, before the junction. If visibility there is insufficient, advance cautiously and stop again where you can see without creating danger.
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Only give way if necessary without first stopping at the STOP sign.
Stop and give way under the STOP sign.
Continue because flashing amber cancels the STOP sign.
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