At a stop line with limited visibility of cross traffic, what is the correct action?

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When visibility to cross traffic is limited, you must stop at the stop line and only proceed when you can safely see cross traffic. While stopped, check for vehicles coming from other directions and for pedestrians, and yield to any pedestrians in or entering the crosswalk. If you cannot see clearly, wait until you have a safe view before continuing. This isn’t about waiting for a green light for others, and you shouldn’t roll through as if it were a yield sign or accelerate to “beat” the intersection.