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Obey the officer's signals.
When we find different traffic signs at an intersection that contradict one another and do not know which one to obey, we must follow this order of priority: first, the signs and instructions of traffic officers; then temporary signs such as traffic-marker signs; then traffic lights; then vertical signs; and finally road markings. Therefore, in this case we must obey the traffic officer's signals.
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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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