Fetaulaʻiga alaFaataʻitaʻi i mataupu

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At a STOP-controlled intersection, what must you do before entering the path of other traffic?

I se fetaula'iga e iai le STOP, o le ā e tatau ona e faia a'o le'i ulu atu i le ala o isi ta'avale?

AStop anywhere behind a road marking, then proceed without checking whether the way is clear.Tu i so'o se mea i tua o se fa'ailoga vali o le auala, ona alu lea e aunoa ma le siaki pe avanoa le ala.BCome to a complete stop before entering any possible traffic path, where you can judge whether the way is clear, and give way as required.Matuā tu a'o le'i ulu atu i so'o se ala e ono feoa'i ai ta'avale, i se mea e mafai ona e iloa ai pe avanoa le ala, ma tu'u le avanoa e pei ona mana'omia.CKeep rolling if you cannot see another vehicle.Fa'aauau pea ona ta'avale lemu pe a e lē iloa atu se isi ta'avale.DMove your vehicle into the crossing traffic path before stopping to look.Fa'ao'o lau ta'avale i le ala o ta'avale o kolosi mai a'o le'i tu e va'ai.

Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai

Do not roll through or project into traffic just to observe. Merely being behind a line does not prove the route is safe.

Aua le alu lemu pea e aunoa ma le matuā tu, pe fa'ao'o le ta'avale i feoa'iga tau lava ina va'ai ai. O le iai i tua o se laina na'o ia e lē fa'amaonia ai e saogalemu le ala.

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