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Enter the junction, since I have priority.
Even when we have priority, we must not enter a junction if we are likely to become stationary inside it and obstruct cross traffic. The correct action is to wait until the vehicles ahead have moved away and the junction is clear.
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Enter the junction, since I have priority.
Do not enter the junction.
Enter the junction and move away if I obstruct traffic.
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