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Yes, the earlier queue stop does not replace the STOP-sign stop.
Yes. Stopping in the queue before the line does not replace the stop required by the sign. Stop at the line and yield to vehicles on the road you are approaching. If visibility there is insufficient, stop again where adequate visibility is available without endangering anyone. This scenario is not one where the required stop has already been completed at the proper point.
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No, stopping anywhere in the queue always fulfils the STOP requirement.
No, if you can see from the queue, even before reaching the line.
Yes, the earlier queue stop does not replace the STOP-sign stop.
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Su ciclomotor está detenido en una cola, antes de la línea de detención de una señal STOP. Cuando avanza el turismo de delante, ¿debe detenerse usted al llegar a la línea?
- No, detenerse en cualquier punto de la cola equivale siempre a cumplir el STOP.
- Sí, la parada previa en la cola no sustituye a la del STOP.(Correct answer)
- No, si puede ver desde la cola, aunque todavía no haya llegado a la línea.
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