If you arrive at an intersection controlled by traffic signs, what behavior must you adopt?

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Under General Traffic Regulations, there is a hierarchy of priority. Traffic signs (such as traffic lights, vertical signs, or road markings) take precedence over the general right-of-way rules. Therefore, at an intersection with signage, it is mandatory to obey the existing signage, regardless of visibility or the general rule of yielding to the right. Yielding to the right applies only in the absence of signaling (unmarked intersections).

If you arrive at an intersection controlled by traffic signs, what behavior must you adopt?

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