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Before the nearest stop line preceding the signal.
Stop before the nearest stop line preceding the red signal. In the image that line is before the pedestrian crossing: do not cross it to stop immediately before the crossing markings. Do not enter the junction either. If the signal were inside or beyond a junction, stop before entering it and obey any preceding stop line. To continue, wait for an indication permitting passage and make sure you can proceed without blocking crossing traffic.
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Before the nearest stop line preceding the signal.
Inside the junction.
After passing the stop line, immediately before the pedestrian crossing.
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