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Do not enter if you may stop and obstruct crossing traffic.
Do not enter if likely to stop and obstruct crossing traffic, even with priority or a permissive traffic light, under M-7.10. It is not an absolute ban on crossing or a marking solely regulating parking. Wait where you will not block the junction until you can proceed without that obstruction.
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Crossing the junction is always prohibited.
Do not enter if you may stop and obstruct crossing traffic.
It regulates only parking, without affecting entry to the junction.
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