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The signage
Observe the signs regulating traffic direction and obey officers and other applicable signals. A GPS may be outdated and another vehicle may be travelling incorrectly: neither authorises disobeying road signs. If unsure, do not start a prohibited or dangerous manoeuvre merely to follow navigation instructions.
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