At an intersection regulated simultaneously by a traffic officer signaling to proceed, a green traffic light, and a vertical Stop sign, what must the driver do?

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The correct answer is to obey the traffic officer's signal. This is due to the order of priority among traffic signals. When there are signals of different types that appear contradictory, the following strict hierarchical order applies: Traffic Officers (They override everyone). Temporary and beaconing signals. Traffic lights. Vertical signs (like the Stop sign). Road markings. Therefore, the officer's order nullifies both the traffic light and the Stop sign.

At an intersection regulated simultaneously by a traffic officer signaling to proceed, a green traffic light, and a vertical Stop sign, what must the driver do?

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