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The more restrictive one.
The more restrictive takes precedence because they are of the same type. Between different types apply the priority order: officers; temporary traffic-control signs and delineation devices; traffic lights; vertical signs; road markings. Obey both instructions when compatible. The more-restrictive rule does not replace that hierarchy.
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The more restrictive one.
The most recently installed one, even if less restrictive.
The less restrictive one.
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