Correct answer
Yield to whoever has priority.
Give way to vehicles with priority, slowing down and stopping if necessary. A give-way sign does not require a stop in every case, unlike STOP. Driving a vehicle for people with reduced mobility does not remove this obligation.
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Always stop even if nobody is coming.
Maintain speed so as not to bother others.
Yield to whoever has priority.
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Si conduces un vehículo para personas con movilidad reducida y llegas a una señal de ceda el paso, debes:
- Ceder el paso a quien tenga prioridad.(Correct answer)
- Detenerse siempre aunque no venga nadie.
- Mantener la velocidad para no molestar.
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