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Stop for the red signal controlling the motorcycle.
Obey the red signal controlling your traffic and stop before its preceding stop line or, if none exists, before the signal. If the signal stands within or beyond the junction, do not enter the junction. Lights displaying a cycle silhouette apply exclusively to cycles; they do not authorise a motorcycle to proceed or extend this rule to mopeds.
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Proceed because the green cycle silhouette also authorises motorcycles.
Stop for the red signal controlling the motorcycle.
Give way and continue without stopping despite the red light.
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