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That it is permitted to pass by turning right.
It permits passage to turn right, following the bar’s direction. The question specifies a steady light: a flashing slanted bar would require stopping as for steady amber, unless stopping safely were impossible. A horizontal bar prohibits passage as red does, and a steady vertical bar permits straight-ahead passage. The signal applies to the vehicle using the reserved lane it controls.
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That I must stop under the same conditions as if it were a steady amber light.
That I must stop under the same conditions as if it were a red light.
That it is permitted to pass by turning right.
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