Challenge: The hierarchy: which sign wins when they conflict
Almost everyone says: 'red is red, I stop.' The CBR exam designer knows you have been trained that way — and tests exactly that reflex. Four kinds of signs can contradict each other: an instruction, a light, a traffic sign, a traffic rule. There is a fixed order of which one wins; know that order, and 'red is red' stops being a trap.
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- Why it matters: The hierarchy: which sign wins when they conflict
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