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Permits passage with priority, subject to other duties.
Passage with priority, subject to other duties. Do not enter if you may block crossing traffic, and yield when required while turning to pedestrians or other users. Officers’ orders take precedence. Green does not guarantee a clear junction or give absolute priority in every manoeuvre.
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Permits passage with priority, subject to other duties.
Always prohibits passage.
Permits proceeding even if the junction will be blocked.
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