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Compulsory stop or STOP.
The compulsory-stop or STOP sign. Stop at the stop line or, if none exists, immediately before the junction; if visibility there is inadequate, stop again where you can observe without endangering anyone. A rockfall sign warns of danger and does not itself determine priority. Other signs may occur near junctions; their presence is not universally excluded.
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Rockfall warning.
Compulsory stop or STOP.
A sign indicating a cycle-only lane, without a STOP.
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¿Qué señal vertical obliga a detenerse y ceder el paso ante una intersección?
- Advertencia de desprendimientos de rocas.
- Señal que indica un carril reservado para ciclos, sin STOP.
- Detención obligatoria o STOP.(Correct answer)
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