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Prohibits passage through the imaginary line connecting them.
If we find a row of fixed or flashing amber lights on the road we are travelling on, placed as a barrier device, their function is to prohibit the passage of all types of vehicle through the imaginary line connecting them. This means that wherever we find these amber lights, passage is prohibited across the entire width they cover.
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Allows passage if they are flashing and prohibits it if they are fixed.
Prohibits passage through the imaginary line connecting them.
Allows passage whether they are fixed or flashing.
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