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The carriageway reopens from the passage of the vehicle carrying the flag.
From the passage of the vehicle carrying the green flag, the carriageway is open to traffic again. This differs from a red flag’s temporary closure or a yellow flag’s instruction to pay particular attention to danger. Follow the officer’s other orders and applicable signs.
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The carriageway is temporarily closed from the passage of that vehicle.
The carriageway reopens from the passage of the vehicle carrying the flag.
It only orders extra attention to a danger.
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