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Yes, wait so the oncoming vehicle is not forced to stop.
Yes. R-5 gives priority to oncoming traffic and prohibits entry until you can cross without forcing oncoming vehicles to stop. Do not confuse it with R-6, which gives priority over opposing traffic. Even when having priority, avoid danger and obey officer instructions.
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Yes, wait so the oncoming vehicle is not forced to stop.
No, R-5 does not regulate right of way.
No, R-5 gives your vehicle priority.
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