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continue, provided that you are turning left.
It permits passage to turn left, following the slanted bar’s direction. It does not permit straight-ahead passage and does apply to a bus in that lane. The indication belongs to the signal’s current phase: it does not permanently restrict the lane to left turns. If the bar were flashing, it would mean a steady amber light and require stopping unless stopping safely were impossible.
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continue, provided that you are turning left.
continue, as this traffic light does not apply to you.
continue, provided that you are going straight ahead.
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