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It will stop because the traffic light is red.
Stop at the red light on the left. Under Article 132.3, where indications differ immediately to the right and left, drivers going straight ahead or turning left obey those immediately to the left. The green light on the right does not authorise the movement described.
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It will stop because the traffic light is red.
It will slow down gradually while trying to move to the right-hand lane.
It will continue driving because the traffic light is green.
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