When approaching an intersection regulated by a vertical STOP sign where there are no traffic lights, how must the driver proceed?

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The vertical R-2 sign, 'Mandatory stop or STOP', imposes the unavoidable obligation to always bring the vehicle to a total and complete stop before the stop line or, failing that, immediately before the intersection. Slowing down or yielding as if it were a Yield sign is not enough; the stop is mandatory and must take place even when visibility is perfect and no other road user is approaching. Once the vehicle is stationary, the driver must yield to the vehicles traveling on the road they intend to enter.

When approaching an intersection regulated by a vertical STOP sign where there are no traffic lights, how must the driver proceed?

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