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Use extreme caution, obey other signals and yield when required.
Use extreme caution and yield to users with priority. Flashing amber does not exempt you from other signals requiring a stop: if an applicable STOP sign is also present, you must stop. You may not cross automatically or check only vehicles approaching from ahead.
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Always cross without giving way.
Ignore any STOP sign because the amber light is flashing.
Use extreme caution, obey other signals and yield when required.
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