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Take extra care, yield when required and obey other signs.
Take extra care and give way when required. Under Annex I, they do not grant priority or excuse compliance with other signs requiring a stop: an applicable STOP sign still requires stopping. They do not by themselves require indiscriminate yielding to every vehicle; apply the relevant signs and priority rules and remain attentive to pedestrians as well.
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Ignore other signs and always yield to every vehicle indiscriminately.
Take extra care, yield when required and obey other signs.
Always proceed with priority, even with an applicable STOP sign.
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