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    Traffic light signals are used to control traffic flow. Red means stop at the stop line. Amber means stop if it is safe to do so; otherwise, continue cautiously. Green means proceed if the way is clear. A green arrow allows movement in a certain direction before or after a full green phase. Flashing red lights at level crossings, bridges, and other locations mean you must stop. Motorway signals provide information on lane closures, speed limits, and exits. Lane control signals use green arrows, red crosses and diagonal white arrows to indicate available and closed lanes.

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    Traffic light signals are used to control traffic flow. Red means stop at the stop line. Amber means stop if it is safe to do so; otherwise, continue cautiously. Green means proceed if the way is clear. A green arrow allows movement in a certain direction before or after a full green phase. Flashing red lights at level crossings, bridges, and other locations mean you must stop. Motorway signals provide information on lane closures, speed limits, and exits. Lane control signals use green arrows, red crosses and diagonal white arrows to indicate available and closed lanes.

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    Traffic light signals are used to control traffic flow. Red means stop at the stop line. Amber means stop if it is safe to do so; otherwise, continue cautiously. Green means proceed if the way is clear. A green arrow allows movement in a certain direction before or after a full green phase. Flashing red lights at level crossings, bridges, and other locations mean you must stop. Motorway signals provide information on lane closures, speed limits, and exits. Lane control signals use green arrows, red crosses and diagonal white arrows to indicate available and closed lanes.

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    Traffic light signals are used to control traffic flow. Red means stop at the stop line. Amber means stop if it is safe to do so; otherwise, continue cautiously. Green means proceed if the way is clear. A green arrow allows movement in a certain direction before or after a full green phase. Flashing red lights at level crossings, bridges, and other locations mean you must stop. Motorway signals provide information on lane closures, speed limits, and exits. Lane control signals use green arrows, red crosses and diagonal white arrows to indicate available and closed lanes.

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    Light signals controlling traffic

    Traffic Light Signals

    RED means Stop. Wait behind the stop line on the carriageway

    RED AND GREEN means AMBER means AMBER also you may go on Stop at the stop means Stop. if the way is line. You may go Do not pass clear. Take on only if the through or special care if AMBER appears start until you intend to after you have GREEN shows turn left or right crossed the stop and give way line or are so to pedestrians close to it that who are to pull up might crossing cause an accident

    A GREEN ARROW may be provided in addition to the full green signal if movement in a certain direction is allowed before or after the full green phase. If the way is clear you may go but only in the direction shown by the arrow. You may do this whatever other lights may be showing. White light signals may be provided for trams

    Flashing red lights

    Alternately flashing red lights mean YOU MUST STOP


    At level crossings, lifting bridges, airfields, fire stations, etc.

    Motorway signals

    You MUST NOT proceed further in this lane

    Change lane

    Reduced Lane ahead visibility ahead closed

    Temporary maximum speed advised and information message

    Leave motorway at next exit

    Temporary maximum speed advised

    End of restriction

    Lane control signals


    Green arrow - lane available to traffic facing the sign
    Red crosses - lane closed to traffic facing the sign
    White diagonal arrow - change lanes in direction shown

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