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Stop at the stop line and give way.
Cautiously move to the line and stop completely at it, even though you already stopped behind the other vehicle. Give way to the road being approached. If visibility from the line is insufficient, stop again where you can see safely. The previous vehicle’s stop does not replace your own.
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Stop only if another vehicle is approaching.
Stop at the stop line and give way.
Follow the previous vehicle without stopping at the line.
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