Correct answer
The traffic light.
The traffic light, under the priority order in Article 133. Green permits passage but does not authorise blocking the intersection or endangering other road users. Stop if the junction cannot be cleared. This case specifies steady green, not a flashing amber light.
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None, because both signs contradict each other.
The traffic light.
The vertical Give Way sign.
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