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Cross.
A red cross-shaped light on a square or lane-control light indicates that occupying that lane is prohibited and obliges the driver to leave it as soon as possible. The light displayed on a square or lane-control light can never be circular or triangular.
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Triangle.
Cross.
Circle.
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