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Question 4648

If there is no visibility from the stop line, where must you stop?

  1. At the stop line.
  2. Only where there is visibility.
  3. First at the stop line and then where you have sufficient visibility.
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Correct answer: First at the stop line and then where you have sufficient visibility.

At a stop sign, you must always stop first at the stop line. If you cannot see the road you are approaching from there, move forward slowly and stop again where you can see, without endangering anyone. Stopping only where you can see clearly would mean skipping the first required stop.

Reglamento General de Circulación (RD 1428/2003), texto consolidado vigente · Real Decreto 465/2025: catálogo vigente de señales del anexo I del RGC