According to the hierarchy of traffic signals, which is the correct order of priority?

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To avoid confusion when traffic signs contradict each other, regulations establish a strict order of priority. The hierarchy is as follows: Signals and orders from Traffic Agents (highest priority). Circumstantial and variable signaling (e.g., roadworks, cones). Traffic lights. Vertical traffic signs. Road markings. Therefore, the correct sequence is Agents, followed by circumstantial signals, and then traffic lights. The other options are incorrect because they disrupt this established order.

According to the hierarchy of traffic signals, which is the correct order of priority?

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