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Before the stop line, without crossing it.
Before the line, without crossing it. If visibility remains insufficient after stopping, stop again where you can observe without creating danger. Without a line, stop immediately before the junction. The vertical sign’s position does not replace the visible line.
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Immediately after crossing the stop line.
Before the stop line, without crossing it.
Always beside the vertical sign, even if far from the stop line.
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