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Signs A and C.
A and C. A is R-3, priority road; C is P-1, an intersection with priority. B is P-2, warning of an intersection where priority from the right applies. Observe higher-ranking instructions, such as officers or traffic lights, and check that you can cross safely.
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Signs A and C.
Signs A and B.
Signs B and C.
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