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At the stop line for the red circular signal.
At the stop line for the red circular signal. The lane signal’s green arrow permits use of that lane but does not exempt you from the circular red or other stopping and give-way duties. Do not stop because of the green arrow itself or pass the red. After the phase changes, proceed only if other conditions permit passage.
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Pass the red because the lane arrow is green.
At the stop line for the red circular signal.
Stop only at the green arrow and then ignore the red.
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