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No, the traffic light will take priority over the vertical Stop sign.
No. For that conflict, the traffic light takes precedence over the upright sign under Article 133. Proceed only if safe and without blocking the junction. This does not permit ignoring a STOP when the light is off or flashing amber, or disregarding officers’ orders or higher-ranking temporary traffic arrangements.
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Yes, when there are vehicles travelling along the intersecting road.
Yes.
No, the traffic light will take priority over the vertical Stop sign.
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Un semáforo aplicable a su carril muestra verde fijo y junto a él hay un STOP. Quiere seguir de frente, la intersección está libre y no hay órdenes de agentes ni señalización temporal que indique lo contrario. ¿Debe detenerse solo por el STOP?
- No, el semáforo tendrá prioridad sobre la señal vertical de Stop.(Correct answer)
- Sí.
- Sí, cuando existan vehículos circulando por la transversal.
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