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Driving in that lane is permitted
Travel in the corresponding lane is permitted under Annex I, section 4.3.b. That permission does not allow ignoring other rules: obey a circular red light and signs or markings requiring stopping or giving way, as well as general priority rules where applicable. A red cross, rather than a green arrow, prohibits using the lane.
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Driving in that lane is permitted
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