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Obey the indications given by the signs.
Obey applicable signs and their priority order. Steady amber requires stopping as for red unless, when it lights, you are too close to stop with sufficient safety; it does not mean prepare to move off. Flashing amber requires caution and giving way when necessary without overriding other stop requirements. Green does not permit entering a junction that may be blocked. Officers’ orders and signals take precedence; yielding to the right is not universal.
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Always give way to the right.
Obey the indications given by the signs.
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