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Come to a complete stop before continuing
Stop completely at the stop line or, if absent, immediately before the junction, and yield to vehicles on the road you are approaching. If visibility from the first stopping position is insufficient, stop again where you can see without endangering others. Slowing or sounding the horn does not replace STOP; it also applies to mopeds.
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Sound the horn and continue straight on
Slow down and pass if no danger is seen
Come to a complete stop before continuing
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Ante una señal vertical de STOP con un ciclomotor, debe:
- Detenerse por completo antes de continuar(Correct answer)
- Tocar el claxon y seguir de frente
- Reducir la velocidad y pasar si no ve peligro
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