Driving theory questions
You intend to turn right. When the video ends, the road you wish to drive onto is free from intersecting traffic. Which statement is true?
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“A driver who has the obligation to stop [...] must stop at the Stop line.” (Road Traffic Ordinance)
You must always stop at the Stop line. It is never permitted to stop behind another car and then drive on at the same time as the first car. Each vehicle must drive up to the Stop line and stop.
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