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Immediately before the carriageway being approached.
Immediately before the carriageway being approached, under the meaning of R-2. Stop and yield to vehicles on that road. If visibility from there is insufficient, stop again where adequate visibility is available without endangering any user. There is no permission to proceed to the junction midpoint or a fixed three-metre distance replacing the prescribed point.
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Immediately before the carriageway being approached.
At the junction midpoint or up to one metre beyond it.
Always exactly three metres before the junction.
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