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Stop, because it prohibits passing, the same as a traffic light with a non-flashing red light.
A horizontal white bar prohibits passage in the same way as a steady red light. In the reserved lane described, the bus must stop at the stop line or, if none exists, before the signal, without entering the junction. The horizontal bar does not require a turn. Where a reserved lane exists, these signals regulate the vehicles using it.
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Stop, because it prohibits passing, the same as a traffic light with a non-flashing red light.
Continue on without stopping.
Turn right or left, because the traffic light requires it.
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