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No, wait before entering until you can pass without blocking it.
No. Even with priority, do not enter a junction if you foresee being stopped and obstructing crossing traffic, under Article 59.1. Wait before entering until you can pass without blocking it and while obeying the signals then in force.
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Yes, green requires entry even if the junction will be blocked.
No, wait before entering until you can pass without blocking it.
Yes, priority allows blocking crossing traffic.
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