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Flashing red light.
A flashing red light. The catalogue lists steady red and steady or flashing amber lights as delineating devices, along with other elements. Steady red means complete closure; the amber lights prohibit crossing their imaginary connecting line. The current classification uses the term delineating device.
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Flashing amber lights.
Steady red light.
Flashing red light.
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