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Proximity of a crossing with a tram that has priority.
An approaching crossing with a tram line having right of way. Adapt speed, observe the crossing and obey applicable lights, officer instructions and other signs. It warns of danger and does not permit crossing without looking or disregarding junction control.
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Proximity of a crossing with a tram that has priority.
Proximity of a route for cycles and trams.
Proximity of a crossing with a tram that does NOT have priority.
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