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That I must give way.
It means you must give way to other vehicles at the next intersection. Slow down and stop if necessary to give way safely; the marking does not always require a stop as a STOP sign does, nor give you priority. Check traffic and do not force those with priority to change speed or course abruptly.
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That I must give way.
That I must always stop, even when there are no vehicles to give way to.
That I have priority to proceed through the intersection.
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