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It prohibits travelling in the direction indicated by the arrow.
The black arrow on the steady red light limits that light’s message to the movements indicated: proceeding in those directions is prohibited. It does not mean travel is permitted only in that direction. Also obey other signals and officers’ instructions.
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It allows you to continue in the direction indicated by the arrow.
It prohibits travelling in the direction indicated by the arrow.
It allows you to continue driving while taking extreme care.
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