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Come to a complete stop and yield if necessary
At a STOP sign, the vehicle must come to a complete stop and yield when required.
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Come to a complete stop and yield if necessary
Slow down a little and continue
Go through if you do not hear anyone
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Ante una señal de STOP con un camión de C1 o C, debes:
- Detenerte por completo y ceder si es necesario(Correct answer)
- Reducir un poco la velocidad y seguir
- Pasar si no oyes a nadie
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