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The position before crossing for observing and deciding whether to enter.
It is the position before crossing from which the driver observes and decides whether to enter, stopping when required. Its location depends on regulation and visibility; it is not always a painted line and does not require stopping at every junction.
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The position before crossing for observing and deciding whether to enter.
A position after already travelling well beyond the crossing road.
Always a point at least 100 metres beforehand.
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