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pedestrians exclusively.
To pedestrians. A steady red stationary figure means they must not start crossing; a steady green walking figure permits starting, and flashing green warns that the time remaining to finish is nearly over. A red pedestrian light does not by itself give every vehicle priority: drivers must obey their own signals and other rules.
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pedestrians and cyclists.
all road users.
pedestrians exclusively.
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