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Triangular.
Triangular. Article 143 and Annex I distinguish circular vehicle lights, square or lane-control lights, and lights reserved for particular vehicles, as well as pedestrian lights. This asks about regulatory types, not every conceivable physical device shape.
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Square or lane-control.
Triangular.
Circular.
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