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First before the line and then again where visibility is adequate.
First before the stop line. Then move forward cautiously and stop again where visibility is adequate, without endangering others, to give way. The first stop cannot be replaced by a single stop further forward.
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Only where visibility is adequate, without stopping before the line.
Only before the line, without a second stop despite inadequate visibility.
First before the line and then again where visibility is adequate.
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