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Stop; passage prohibited as with a steady red light.
It prohibits passage under the same conditions as a steady red light. These signals address trams and regular-service buses; when controlling a reserved lane, they apply to vehicles using it. A vertical bar permits straight-ahead travel and an oblique bar permits the indicated turn; a horizontal bar is not merely a give-way instruction.
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Stop; passage prohibited as with a steady red light.
Straight-ahead travel permitted.
You may proceed without stopping if no other vehicle is approaching.
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