About The precedence order: who wins when signs disagree?: which statement is correct?
Traffic signs outrank traffic rules, insofar as those rules are incompatible with the signs.
A traffic sign always outranks a working traffic light.
A solid line on the road surface is just paint, not a real traffic sign.
The priority-to-the-right rule always applies as the base rule, regardless of whether an instruction, traffic light, or traffic sign is present.
Explanation
trap: law-feels-heavier-than-sign reflex. Traffic signs outrank traffic rules, insofar as those rules are incompatible with the signs. The sign wins, not the priority-to-the-right rule