If you arrive at an intersection that is congested, what condition is essential to verify before entering it?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, even if you have the right of way (for example, a green light), a driver must not enter an intersection or pedestrian crossing if traffic conditions suggest that they might get stopped in a way that obstructs cross traffic. The key is not the color of the traffic light or the presence of police primarily, but ensuring there is enough free space at the exit of the junction to avoid getting 'stuck' in the middle, blocking the way for others.

If you arrive at an intersection that is congested, what condition is essential to verify before entering it?

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