According to the established order of priority among signals, what type of signage prevails over traffic lights but ranks below orders from traffic officers?

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The correct answer is circumstantial signals and beaconing. The General Traffic Regulations establish a clear hierarchy to resolve contradictions between signals. The order of priority is as follows: Traffic Officers (highest priority). Circumstantial signaling and fixed beaconing (cones, directional panels, fixed yellow lights, etc.). Traffic lights. Vertical signs. Road markings (painted on the ground). Therefore, a directional panel or a cone (circumstantial) overrides a green traffic light, but is subordinate to an officer ordering you to stop.

According to the established order of priority among signals, what type of signage prevails over traffic lights but ranks below orders from traffic officers?

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