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No, but it limits it to the movement indicated by the arrow
No: passage remains prohibited, but only for the movement indicated by the arrow under Annex I section 4.2.f. The arrow is on the red light’s illuminated surface, not on a sign above the traffic light. It is not a green arrow on black allowing passage. This rule refers to a non-flashing red light or an amber light; do not automatically extend it to every flashing red light.
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Yes, it completely changes the meaning because it cancels it
Yes, but only on very busy roads
No, but it limits it to the movement indicated by the arrow
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