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The vertical stop sign
The vertical STOP sign because it takes precedence over a give-way road marking. Article 133 distinguishes two rules: different types follow the statutory priority order; conflicting signs of the same type follow the more restrictive instruction. Do not always choose the most restrictive instruction regardless of hierarchy. First obey any applicable higher-priority instruction, such as an officer’s.
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The give way road marking
The vertical stop sign
Neither of the two; the priority rule will apply
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