Does this crosswise dashed line indicate the place for conditional stopping of the vehicle?
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Correct answer
YES
Explanation
You are approaching a junction in a housing estate; before it, on the right, there is sign D-6, and a transverse broken line made up of rectangles is painted on the roadway. This is marking P-14 "conditional stop line made up of rectangles" (a give-way line). It shows the place where you must stop if needed - for example when a pedestrian is stepping onto the crossing or when a vehicle is approaching from the right at an uncontrolled junction of equal roads. The answer is: yes.
"Conditional" means that you do not always stop, as you do at line P-12 under the STOP sign, but only when giving way requires it. The Regulation on road signs and signals lists the places where P-14 is used: entries of roads of equal status, pedestrian crossings, traffic lights. When you have to stop, you stop the car before the line, not on it.
Legal basis: § 89 para. 3 of the Regulation on road signs and signals