Topic: Traffic signs, markings and signals · Nº 94 / 1397
En un cruce sin semáforos, un agente de la autoridad te indica con el brazo extendido horizontalmente que te detengas, pero una señal vertical de la vía te da prioridad de paso. ¿Cómo debes actuar?
At a junction without traffic lights, a police officer signals with an arm held out horizontally for you to stop, but a road sign gives you priority. What should you do?
- AElegir libremente, porque tienen el mismo rangoChoose freely, because they have the same rank
- BContinuar según la señal vertical, porque prevalece sobre las indicaciones del agenteContinue according to the road sign, because it takes precedence over the officer's instructions
- CObedecer al agente y detenerme, porque sus órdenes tienen prioridad sobre las señales verticalesObey the officer and stop, because their instructions take precedence over road signs
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Correct answer
- CObedecer al agente y detenerme, porque sus órdenes tienen prioridad sobre las señales verticalesObey the officer and stop, because their instructions take precedence over road signs
Explanation
Officers' instructions come first in the order of precedence, above road signs.
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