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Where the crossing road is visible without endangering other users.
Where you can see the crossing road without endangering other users. Marking M-6.5 requires giving way and stopping if needed; it does not always require two stops like STOP with insufficient visibility. M-4.2 prohibits crossing the line when yielding, except in abnormal circumstances reducing visibility. Move only as far as necessary without forcing priority traffic to brake or divert.
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Always before the line without exception, even if nothing can be checked there.
Where the crossing road is visible without endangering other users.
You must make two stops at every give-way marking.
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Debe ceder el paso en una intersección con un triángulo de ceda el paso pintado y una línea transversal discontinua. Si la visibilidad es anormalmente reducida, ¿dónde puede detenerse para comprobar y ceder el paso con seguridad?
- Donde pueda ver la vía transversal sin poner en peligro a otros usuarios.(Correct answer)
- Siempre antes de la línea, aunque desde allí no pueda comprobar nada, sin excepción.
- Debe efectuar obligatoriamente dos detenciones en todo ceda el paso.
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