If you are stopped on your moped behind a passenger car at a STOP sign, are you required to stop again when that vehicle resumes its journey?

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The mandatory stop sign, or STOP (R-2), requires every driver to stop their vehicle at the next stop line or, if there is none, immediately before the intersection, and to yield to vehicles traveling on the road they are approaching. That obligation is fulfilled at that point: having stopped earlier behind another vehicle, while it was waiting, does not exempt you from stopping again on reaching the line or the intersection. Therefore, you must stop again. Saying that the stop has already been fulfilled while waiting behind is not correct, nor is saying that having sufficient visibility from the current position is enough: the obligation is individual and is fulfilled at the stop line or the intersection.

If you are stopped on your moped behind a passenger car at a STOP sign, are you required to stop again when that vehicle resumes its journey?

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