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Obey the officer's signals.
The officer’s applicable instructions, which take precedence over other signs under Article 133. The general order is: officers; temporary signs modifying normal traffic rules and fixed traffic delineation; traffic lights; vertical signs; road markings. Do not apply priority from the right against an officer’s instruction. This precedence does not depend on you being uncertain or unfamiliar with a sign.
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Obey the officer's signals.
Obey the traffic signs regulating priority.
Apply the general rules on priority for vehicles approaching from the right.
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En una intersección, las órdenes de un agente que regula la circulación contradicen una señal de prioridad. ¿Qué debe obedecer?
- Obedecer las señales de tráfico que regulan la prioridad.
- Obedecer las señales del agente.(Correct answer)
- Aplicar las normas generales de prioridad de paso de los vehículos que se acerquen por la derecha.
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