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Yes, but you must wait until you can pass without blocking the junction.
Even if a driver has priority, they must not enter an intersection, pedestrian crossing or cycle crossing if there is a possibility that their vehicle will be left stationary, obstructing transverse traffic. In this case, once the traffic light turns green, the driver will have priority, but if they estimate that they will be stopped on the yellow box marking, they must wait until they are sure they can pass without becoming stuck in the junction.
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Only if you are going to turn left.
Yes, but you must wait until you can pass without blocking the junction.
Yes, even if you remain in the middle of the junction.
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