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Yes, over any traffic signal or rule.
Yes. Obey signals and orders from officers responsible for traffic control; they take precedence over other traffic signals and rules under articles 133 and 141. A vertical sign or road marking does not justify disobeying an applicable officer’s order. This concerns officers directing traffic, not any informal gesture from another road user.
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No, vertical signs will take precedence over the officers' orders.
Yes, over any traffic signal or rule.
Yes, but they will not take precedence over traffic rules.
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