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Stop for the red light, observing the stop line if present.
Stop before the stop line or, if there is none, before the signal without passing it. Under Article 133, the traffic light takes precedence over the vertical sign, and steady red prohibits passage. Merely giving way and proceeding is insufficient.
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Stop for the red light, observing the stop line if present.
Give way and proceed even while the light remains red.
Proceed because the give-way sign cancels the red light.
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