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Crossing that line is prohibited.
Crossing the line joining the lights is prohibited. This is a barrier device, not the general meaning of every yellow light or a flashing amber traffic signal. The prohibition concerns that line; it does not imply closure of the entire road.
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You may cross it freely when the lights flash.
It only provides guidance and never prohibits crossing.
Crossing that line is prohibited.
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