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stop before entering the junction.
Before entering the junction, respecting any stop line. The light’s location on the far side does not authorise crossing or turning right on red.
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continue driving, since the traffic light is after the junction.
carry out the turn following the general right-of-way rule.
stop before entering the junction.
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