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Proceeding straight ahead permitted.
It permits proceeding straight ahead. These indications apply to trams and regular-service buses; where there is a reserved lane for buses or for buses, taxis and other vehicles, they apply only to vehicles in that lane. A flashing vertical stripe requires stopping under the same conditions as steady amber. Respect other safety duties.
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