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All vehicles.
Among the group of traffic lights intended for vehicles, there are circular traffic lights, such as the one in the image, square or lane-specific lights, and those reserved for specific vehicles. The circular traffic light with a steady red light shown in the image prohibits the passage of all types of vehicles, which must not pass the traffic light or stop line while it remains lit.
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Motor vehicles only.
All vehicles except bicycles.
All vehicles.
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