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The place where you must stop when required.
The place to stop when required to comply with a stopping or yielding obligation. It does not itself define the start of the pedestrian crossing or prove that traffic lights control it. Respect pedestrian priority and other signals; do not cross the line when required to stop.
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The place where you must stop when required.
The start of the pedestrian crossing in every case.
That the crossing must be controlled by traffic lights.
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