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A safe position respecting signs and allowing traffic observation.
A position respecting the stop line and signs where present, allowing traffic observation without danger or undue obstruction. At a STOP sign, if the first stop gives insufficient visibility, cautiously move forward and stop again where visibility is adequate without danger. Also check that there is space to leave the junction without blocking crossing traffic.
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A safe position respecting signs and allowing traffic observation.
Always in the middle of the crossing road, forcing others to stop.
After entering the junction without observing first.
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