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The place where the pedestrian crossing begins.
The line placed immediately before the pedestrian crossing indicates where to stop if necessary, for example if a pedestrian has to cross.
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The place where the pedestrian crossing begins.
The place where we must stop if necessary.
That it is a pedestrian crossing controlled by traffic lights.
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