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Ignoring a give-way sign and failing to yield to a user with priority.
Ignoring a give-way sign and failing to yield to a user with priority. The sign requires yielding at the next junction or merge, and stopping if needed to do so safely. Respecting priority is not an offence. A speed offence is different, although it can also create danger.
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Respecting other users’ right of way.
Ignoring a give-way sign and failing to yield to a user with priority.
Breaching only a speed limit, without violating a priority rule.
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¿Cuál de estas conductas incumple la prioridad de paso?
- Respetar la preferencia de paso de los demás.
- Incumplir únicamente un límite de velocidad, sin infringir ninguna regla de prioridad.
- No cumplir un ceda el paso y no ceder a quien tiene prioridad.(Correct answer)
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