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Stop completely and give way.
A STOP sign requires a complete stop at the stop line or, if absent, immediately before the carriageway being approached, and giving way. If visibility from the first stopping point is insufficient, stop again where you can see without endangering other users. Conflicting higher-priority instructions and signals take precedence.
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Stop completely and give way.
Pass without stopping if no other vehicles approach.
Stop only when visibility is poor.
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