What does a transverse broken line painted across the width of a lane indicate?

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The transverse broken line is a horizontal road marking whose purpose is not to impose a mandatory stop, but to indicate the spatial reference where you must stop in case it is necessary to give way. This stop will be necessary if required by a vertical 'Give Way' sign, a traffic light, a traffic officer, or general priority rules. If there are no vehicles with priority approaching, it is not necessary to stop, unlike the solid line that usually accompanies a STOP sign.

What does a transverse broken line painted across the width of a lane indicate?

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