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Wait until I can cross it without obstructing traffic.
Wait until you can cross without blocking crossing traffic. A green light or priority does not permit entry under these conditions. The prohibition concerns foreseeable stopping that obstructs crossing traffic, rather than every possible stop inside a junction. Anticipate the situation and keep pedestrian crossings and crossing roads clear.
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Enter, because I have priority.
Wait until I can cross it without obstructing traffic.
Enter, because the traffic light is green.
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