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The obligation to give way at a junction.
The obligation to give way to traffic on the carriageway you approach, stopping at the give-way line if necessary. When the marking is in a lane delimited by longitudinal markings, the duty concerns vehicles travelling in that lane. It does not confer priority and is not a hazard-warning marking.
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It warns of the proximity of a hazard.
The obligation to give way at a junction.
Priority of passage at a junction.
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