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Stop as if it were an amber light
An intermittently illuminated vertical white strip on a bus traffic light indicates that these vehicles must stop before it under the same conditions as if it were a steady amber light.
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Passage permitted to the right only
Stop as if it were an amber light
Passage straight ahead permitted
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