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Before the stop line without crossing it.
Before the stop line without crossing it, yielding right of way. If visibility there is insufficient, stop again where there is adequate visibility without endangering other users. If there is no stop line, stop immediately before the carriageway being approached. A vertical sign’s position does not replace an existing stop line.
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After crossing the line, even when able to stop before it.
Always level with the vertical sign, ignoring the line.
Before the stop line without crossing it.
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