Correct answer
Only the more restrictive sign.
The more restrictive one under article 133.2. For signals of different types, apply the precedence order in article 133.1 first; the more restrictive signal does not automatically take precedence across different types.
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Both signs, because they are of the same type.
Only the more restrictive sign.
Neither of the two signs.
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