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Exercise extra caution and give way when necessary.
Exercise extra caution and give way when necessary. Flashing amber does not grant priority or remove the duty to obey other stop instructions, such as a STOP sign. It differs from steady amber, which requires stopping unless, when it appears, you are too close to stop safely.
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Ignore STOP signs controlling the junction.
Always proceed with priority over others.
Exercise extra caution and give way when necessary.
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