Does the line composed of triangles indicate the place to stop your vehicle in order to give the right of way?

You are approaching a roundabout marked with signs C-12 "roundabout" and A-7 "give way". On the roadway before the entry a line made up of white triangles is painted. This is the give-way line P-13 (a conditional stop line) - it shows where you must stop if you have to let vehicles on the roundabout go first.

The Regulation on road signs and signals states that sign P-13 shows the place where a vehicle stops in order to give way as required by sign A-7. The stop is "conditional", because when there is no one on the roundabout, you may enter without stopping. When someone is coming, you stop before the triangles, not on them.

Legal basis: § 89 para. 2 of the Regulation on road signs and signals