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That the carriageway is completely closed to traffic.
When on the road we are travelling on we come across a beacon signal consisting of a fixed red light, this indicates a barrier device showing that the carriageway where it is located will be completely closed to traffic for all types of vehicles. Therefore, we must not cross this fixed red light while it is operating and lit.
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That from this beacon onwards, the driver must reduce speed.
That the carriageway is completely closed to traffic.
That the driver must stop until the light changes to green.
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