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It prohibits passage, like a steady red light.
It prohibits passage under the same conditions as a steady red light. Annex I, 4.4.2 applies these signals to trams and regular-service buses and, where a lane is reserved for buses, taxis or other vehicles, to users of that lane. It does not permit going ahead or turning.
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It permits turning right or left.
It permits going straight ahead.
It prohibits passage, like a steady red light.
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