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Stop before the stop line and give way.
The STOP road marking shown requires all drivers to stop their vehicle at the next stop line or, if there is none, immediately before the junction, and give way to all vehicles travelling on the road being approached. If there is not enough visibility from the place where the vehicle has stopped, the driver must stop again at a point with sufficient visibility, always without endangering other road users.
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Stop before reaching the Stop symbol.
Stop before the stop line and give way.
Give way to vehicles travelling on the road being approached and stop if necessary.
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