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Horizontal.
The horizontal bar. A vertical bar permits straight-ahead passage; a slanted bar permits the turn towards the indicated side, so they are not general permission for any movement. These signals apply to the users governed by that signal. A flashing bar means steady amber: stop unless this can no longer be done safely enough.
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Horizontal.
Vertical.
Slanting to the left.
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