At a junction, a working traffic light shows green for your lane and a vertical STOP sign applies to that same entry. There are no officers or temporary signs changing the traffic arrangement. Which indication takes precedence?

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The traffic light because it will take priority over the vertical sign.. The traffic light takes precedence over the vertical sign. The order is: officers, temporary traffic-changing signs and delineation, traffic lights, vertical signs and road markings. The more-restrictive rule applies to conflicting signs of the same type, not a light and a STOP sign. Green does not permit danger or entering so as to block the junction; if the light ceased to control traffic, the applicable signing would need to be obeyed.

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The vertical sign, as it is the most restrictive sign.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

Neither, as they contradict each other.

At a junction, a working traffic light shows green for your lane and a vertical STOP sign applies to that same entry. There are no officers or temporary signs changing the traffic arrangement. Which indication takes precedence?

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