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that travel is permitted in the lane above which it is lit.
A green arrow-shaped light pointing downwards indicates to all vehicles that travel is permitted in the lane above which it is lit.
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that it exempts drivers from the obligation to stop at a red circular light.
that travel is not permitted in the lane above which it is lit.
that travel is permitted in the lane above which it is lit.
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