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Passage with priority is permitted in the stated conditions.
It permits passage with priority under Annex I, section 4.2.e. If traffic makes it foreseeable that you will stop and obstruct a junction or pedestrian or cycle crossing, article 59.1 prohibits entering even on green: proceeding cautiously is insufficient. Obey officers, turning-related priority duties and the safety of other users.
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Passage is prohibited until a red light appears.
Passage with priority is permitted in the stated conditions.
Blocking the junction is permitted because the light is green.
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