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Road markings or horizontal signs.
Road markings. Article 133 ranks officers first, followed by temporary signing and delineation modifying normal road use, delimiting devices and delineation signs; traffic lights; upright traffic signs; then road markings. Observe both instructions if compatible; among conflicting signs of the same type, the more restrictive prevails.
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Temporary signs and delineation devices that rank higher.
Traffic lights.
Road markings or horizontal signs.
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