What does a solid white transversal line painted across the width of one or more lanes indicate?

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The solid transversal line is a white road marking that indicates the exact place where vehicles must stop to comply with a 'Stop' sign, a prohibition sign, a pedestrian crossing, a red traffic light, or an order from a traffic officer. Important details: Stop (Detención): This is the correct answer because the line marks the limit that no vehicle or its load must cross when stopping. Yield: This is normally associated with a broken (dashed) transversal line. Passage allowed: This is incorrect, as the line itself is linked to an obligation to stop before vertical signage or traffic lights.

What does a solid white transversal line painted across the width of one or more lanes indicate?

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