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Passage permitted to the left.
It permits passage to turn left. A steady vertical bar permits straight-ahead passage, and a bar slanting right permits a right turn. A flashing vertical or slanted bar has the meaning of steady amber: stop unless stopping safely is impossible when it appears. The indication applies to the vehicles controlled by that signal and does not permanently make the lane a turn-only lane.
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Passage permitted straight ahead.
Passage permitted to the left.
Passage prohibited.
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