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That they must not begin to cross the carriageway
When a pedestrian traffic light displays a red light illuminating a stationary pedestrian, this indicates to those who wish to cross the road that they must not begin to do so until the light turns green.
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That they must not begin to cross the carriageway
That they can cross the carriageway without problems
That they can begin to cross the carriageway
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