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requires you to stop, unless this cannot be done under sufficiently safe conditions.
A circular traffic light with a non-flashing yellow light indicates to road users that they must stop before it under the same conditions as for a steady red light, except when stopping cannot be done under sufficiently safe conditions.
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requires you to stop, unless this cannot be done under sufficiently safe conditions.
allows you to proceed, but only on urban roads.
requires you to give way and moderate your speed.
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