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Traffic officers, traffic lights and vertical signs.
Traffic officers, traffic lights and vertical signs. Among these three types, that is the order in article 133 of the General Traffic Regulations. The complete order is: officers; temporary signs and delineation modifying normal road use, delimiting devices and delineation signs; traffic lights; vertical signs; and road markings. If conflicting signals are of the same type, the more restrictive one prevails.
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Vertical signs, traffic officers and traffic lights.
Traffic officers, traffic lights and vertical signs.
Traffic lights, traffic officers and vertical signs.
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