When approaching a circular traffic light showing a flashing yellow light, what course of action must drivers follow?

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A flashing yellow light (or two alternately flashing yellow lights) on a traffic light does not prohibit passage or require stopping systematically, but it requires drivers to exercise extreme caution and yield to other road users if the situation or the signs so require (for example, by respecting the general priority rules or additional vertical signs such as a STOP or a Yield sign). Stopping is mandatory with a steady red light or with a steady yellow light when it is possible to brake safely, whereas absolute priority is incorrect because the flashing yellow light is a warning of danger and caution.

When approaching a circular traffic light showing a flashing yellow light, what course of action must drivers follow?

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