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Prohibition of occupying that lane.
When travelling along a road, a square lane traffic light with a red X illuminated inside it indicates that it is completely prohibited to occupy the lane over which the traffic light is positioned.
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Passage permitted only for cars.
Prohibition of occupying that lane.
An obligation to stop at the traffic light.
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