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Give way and stop before the line if necessary.
Give way and stop before the line if necessary to fulfil that duty. It is not a STOP line requiring a stop every time. You may cross it when doing so does not breach the duty to give way or other applicable instructions.
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Give way and stop before the line if necessary.
You must turn right.
Always stop, even when there is nobody to give way to.
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