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A STOP sign controls your approach. Where must you make the required stop?

An empty approach leads to a STOP sign and a white stop bar at an intersection. A pedestrian and silver car are on the cross road. No learner car marks a stopping position.

An empty approach leads to a STOP sign and a white stop bar at an intersection. A pedestrian and silver car are on the cross road. No learner car marks a stopping position.

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