If a traffic officer giving orders, a green traffic light, and a vertical STOP sign coincide at an intersection, which signal must you mandatorily obey?

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The correct answer is to obey the officer. In Spain, there is a priority order (hierarchy) among signals to resolve contradictions. The order is: Traffic Officers, Temporary and beaconing signals, Traffic Lights, Vertical Signs, and Road Markings. Therefore, the officer's orders prevail over the traffic light and the STOP sign, regardless of what they indicate.

If a traffic officer giving orders, a green traffic light, and a vertical STOP sign coincide at an intersection, which signal must you mandatorily obey?

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