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Yes.
Yes. R-2 requires stopping before the next stop line or, if absent, immediately before the junction, and giving way to vehicles on the road being approached. The stop is required even if no other vehicle is visible. If visibility is exceptionally insufficient from the first stopping position, stop again where you can see, without endangering anyone.
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Only when necessary, to let another vehicle pass.
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