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Stop and yield to traffic on the road being approached.
Stop at the stop line or, if absent, immediately before the carriageway being approached, and yield to traffic on it. If visibility from the first stop is insufficient, cautiously move to a point with a view and stop again without creating danger. Check both directions as appropriate; checking only left or only right is insufficient.
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Stop and consider only vehicles approaching from the right.
Stop and yield to traffic on the road being approached.
Stop and consider only vehicles approaching from the left.
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