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No, they must stop before passing it.
No. Stop without the vehicle or animals passing the line. After stopping and giving way, proceed when safe. The transverse marking does not permanently prohibit crossing; it marks where the stopping duty must be fulfilled. If visibility of the junction is insufficient there, stop again where you can see adequately without endangering other users.
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Yes, animals are exempt from stopping at a STOP.
No, they must stop before passing it.
Yes, they must always cross without stopping.
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