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Do not enter the tunnel.
Do not enter the tunnel; stop before the stop line or, if there is none, before the traffic light. A steady red light prohibits passage. An apparently clear lane or being able to proceed slowly does not authorise ignoring it. The question concerns the light controlling your entry, not a signal applying only to another lane.
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Do not enter the tunnel.
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