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Passage temporarily prohibited.
A flashing red light, or two alternately flashing red lights on a traffic signal at the start of a level crossing, temporarily prohibit the passage of vehicles. This type of signal can also be found at the entrance to a moveable bridge or ferry pontoon.
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Passage temporarily prohibited.
Passage allowed with priority.
Passage allowed without priority.
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