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at the stop line, without crossing it.
Before the stop line, without crossing it. The position of the upright sign does not replace the line. Then give way to vehicles on the road you are approaching. If exceptionally that first stopping position provides insufficient visibility, stop again where visibility is sufficient without endangering other road users.
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on the stop line, just before the intersection.
just before the Stop sign.
at the stop line, without crossing it.
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