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The carriageway is completely closed to traffic.
The carriageway is completely closed to traffic. This refers to a steady red barrier light, not a flashing red traffic signal. The closure may result from a temporary situation; that does not permit passage while marked. Obey the barrier markings and officers’ instructions.
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It only advises caution and permits passage if no obstacles are seen.
It indicates a nearby crash without restricting passage.
The carriageway is completely closed to traffic.
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