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No; wait before entering until you can pass without blocking.
No: wait before entering until you can cross without blocking cross traffic and have an indication permitting passage. Article 59 requires this even with priority. A yellow box is not necessary for the rule to apply, and turning left is not an exception. Green does not remove other safety duties.
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Yes, even if you stop obstructing cross traffic.
No; wait before entering until you can pass without blocking.
Yes, if turning left, even while blocking traffic.
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