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Is there an occasion on which you can ignore the stop sign and also drive into the street straight ahead?
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Sometimes you receive several messages simultaneously in traffic. You then must choose which to adhere to. This is the order you should follow:
Police signals thus take priority over the stop sign and prohibition sign.
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