Upon arriving at an intersection marked with a Stop sign, if you do not have sufficient visibility of the crossroad from the stop line, what must you do?

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This situation requires performing what is known as a 'Double Stop'. The correct procedure is: First Stop: You must mandatorily stop at the stop line or, failing that, immediately before the intersection. Advance: If you cannot see well from that point, you must move forward very slowly (entry position) until you have visibility. Second Stop: Once the point of visibility is reached, you must stop completely again to ensure it is safe to cross. The other options are incorrect because the horn does not grant priority, and passing without stopping at the point of visibility defeats the safety purpose of the Stop sign.

Upon arriving at an intersection marked with a Stop sign, if you do not have sufficient visibility of the crossroad from the stop line, what must you do?

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