Why it matters: Military colonne and funeral procession: priority and cutting through
Cutting through after the first vehicle literally tears the colonne or procession in two — precisely what the rule aims to prevent. Conversely, the asymmetry at the traffic light is not a minor detail: someone who mistakes a funeral procession for a colonne wrongly expects it to proceed on red, when in fact it stops.
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