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The green and red cars.
The green and red cars: where the right and left signals differ, drivers turning left or going straight obey the signal immediately to their left under Article 132.3. The blue car follows the right-hand signal; green does not remove the duty to yield to users still crossing or permit blocking the junction.
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The red and blue cars.
The green and red cars.
All three, even though the blue car follows the green right-hand signal.
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Tres turismos llegan por el mismo acceso a una intersección: el rojo seguirá de frente, el verde girará a la izquierda y el azul a la derecha. El semáforo situado inmediatamente a la izquierda está rojo y el de la derecha, verde; no hay semáforos sobre la calzada ni sobre sus carriles. ¿A cuáles obliga a detenerse el semáforo izquierdo?
- El rojo y el azul.
- Los tres, aunque el azul obedece el semáforo verde de la derecha.
- El verde y el rojo.(Correct answer)
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