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Not drive in the left-hand lane
A red cross-shaped light on a square or lane traffic light indicates that the lane must not be used and requires the driver to leave it as soon as possible. It may never take the form of a circle or triangle.
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Continue driving normally, because the traffic light signals only apply to cars
Leave the road immediately at the first exit
Not drive in the left-hand lane
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