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Leave the lane as soon as possible.
When the red cross signal comes on above the lane in which you are travelling, you must leave that lane as soon as possible. The red cross indicates that the lane is closed to traffic and must no longer be used. It is important to react quickly and safely by moving into an adjacent permitted lane, in compliance with traffic rules and to maintain road safety.
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Leave the lane as soon as possible.
Change lanes before reaching the traffic light.
Stop the vehicle level with the traffic light.
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