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No, the traffic light will take priority over the vertical Stop sign.
Traffic lights take precedence over vertical signs. In this case, the traffic-light signal takes precedence, so the Stop sign does not have to be obeyed.
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Yes, when there are vehicles travelling along the intersecting road.
No, the traffic light will take priority over the vertical Stop sign.
Yes.
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