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A red X-shaped cross.
A red X-shaped cross. It prohibits occupying that lane and requires leaving it as soon as possible. Annex I, section 4.3, also prescribes a downward green arrow permitting use of the lane and a diagonal yellow arrow indicating a move to the indicated lane. The question concerns these prescribed indications, rather than every symbol that a variable display might show.
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A lit circle.
A lit triangle.
A red X-shaped cross.
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