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The carriageway is open to traffic again from the point where the agent passes.
When an agent travels on a motorcycle carrying a green flag, as in the photograph, this indicates that the carriageway is open to traffic again from the point where the agent passes. This means that any restriction or road closure previously in force is lifted after the agent carrying the green flag has passed. The use of a green flag by a traffic agent is a clear signal to drivers that they may continue and that the road is available for normal traffic again. Drivers must pay attention to these signals and follow traffic agents' instructions to ensure safe and orderly traffic flow.
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The carriageway is open, but extra care must be taken.
A sporting event is taking place on the carriageway.
The carriageway is open to traffic again from the point where the agent passes.
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