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That you must leave it as soon as possible because occupying that lane is prohibited.
If you are travelling in a lane and see traffic lights with a red cross-shaped light above it, this means that occupying that lane is prohibited and you must leave it as soon as possible. The red cross is a clear indication that the lane is closed to traffic, whether due to safety reasons, traffic congestion, roadworks or other circumstances. When you see this signal, it is important to find a safe and quick way to change to another lane that is permitted for traffic. Responding promptly to this signal is crucial to avoid congestion or possible accidents and to comply with the proper regulation of traffic flow established by traffic signs.
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That you must reduce your speed due to special traffic circumstances.
That you must stop level with it as if it were traffic lights with a circular red light.
That you must leave it as soon as possible because occupying that lane is prohibited.
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