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Stop before entering the junction.
Stop before the stop line preceding the junction; if there is none, do not enter it. The steady red signal prohibits proceeding in this situation. Green permits proceeding when appropriate, but does not guarantee a risk-free manoeuvre or authorise blocking the junction.
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Continue driving, giving way to vehicles travelling on the crossing road.
Stop before entering the junction.
Ignore the traffic light.
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