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Priority of passage.
At junctions, priority of passage for the roads crossing one another is regulated by vertical signs, road markings, traffic lights and traffic officers. At such junctions, it is therefore usually priority of passage that is regulated, not the maximum speed or other elements.
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Maximum speed in the area.
Priority of passage.
The need to switch on lighting devices.
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