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No, as it would block the way for pedestrians.
Even if we have priority, we must not enter any area where we would obstruct crossing traffic, be it pedestrians, cyclists or other vehicles, for example at a junction.
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Yes.
No, as it would block the way for pedestrians.
Yes, if the traffic light is green.
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