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Which light applies to your lane or movement.
Identify which light applies to your lane or movement and obey it, respecting officer instructions and other higher-priority signals. Article 135 permits limiting a signal’s application to lanes through markings. Left or right position alone is insufficient to choose any traffic light. If applicable signals of the same type genuinely conflict, the more restrictive one prevails under Article 133.
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Neither: markings always allow ignoring traffic lights.
Which light applies to your lane or movement.
Only which is farther right, without checking its lane applicability.
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