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Directions from traffic officers or traffic lights.
Applicable directions from a traffic officer or traffic lights. Obey them and follow the signal hierarchy; officers’ directions take precedence. This does not guarantee that every controlled junction is simple or remove observation, manoeuvre signalling or the duty not to block the junction. Without priority signs, apply the relevant priority rules; heavy traffic does not itself make the decision easier.
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A large number of vehicles, by itself.
Directions from traffic officers or traffic lights.
The absence of any priority signs, by itself.
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