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Always stop my vehicle and give way.
Stop at the line and give way to vehicles on the road you intend to join. If visibility from the line is insufficient, stop again where you can see, moving forward cautiously without endangering or unduly obstructing others. The stop is required even when no vehicles are visible.
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