If a STOP road marking painted on the roadway and a traffic light coincide at an intersection, which of the two indications must the moped rider obey?

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The order of precedence of signs is: officers; temporary signage and delineation that modifies the normal regime of use of the road, delimiting devices and delineation signs; traffic lights; vertical signs; road markings. Therefore, a traffic light prevails over a vertical STOP or one painted on the roadway when their indications contradict each other. With a green light you follow the traffic light, without prejudice to the other safety obligations. A flashing yellow light does not exempt you from obeying signs that require stopping.

If a STOP road marking painted on the roadway and a traffic light coincide at an intersection, which of the two indications must the moped rider obey?

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