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continue driving, provided it is to turn left.
When we see a traffic light for buses or trams with an illuminated diagonal bar pointing to the left, this indicates that passage is only permitted to turn left. Therefore, in accordance with this traffic light, we may continue driving, but only if we are turning left.
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continue driving, provided it is to turn left.
continue driving; you are not obliged to obey this traffic light.
continue driving, provided it is to go straight ahead.
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