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Vehicles with priority approaching from either the right or the left.
Those approaching from either the right or the left with priority, under Article 56.5. You may proceed when you will not force them to change course or speed abruptly, under Article 58. The entire crossing road need not be empty, and stopping is not always necessary: stop when needed to give way. Follow officers’ instructions and higher-priority signals.
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Vehicles with priority approaching from either the right or the left.
Only those approaching from the right.
Only those approaching from the left.
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