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Stop, because it prohibits passing, the same as a traffic light with a non-flashing red light.
Traffic lights with a horizontal white stripe on a black circular background indicate to trams and regular buses that they must stop, as if it were a red traffic light. If the white stripe were vertical, it would indicate that these vehicles may resume moving, as if it were a green traffic light.
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Continue moving without stopping.
Turn right or left, because the traffic light requires it.
Stop, because it prohibits passing, the same as a traffic light with a non-flashing red light.
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