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No
The Stop symbol indicates that the driver must stop their vehicle before the next stop line and, if there is none, immediately before the carriageway they are approaching, giving way first to vehicles travelling on that carriageway. The continuous horizontal line must not be crossed by either vehicles or animals approaching it.
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Yes, all vehicles must cross it
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