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The standard traffic-light sequence
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The normal sequence is red, red and amber together, green, then amber alone and back to red. Red and red/amber mean stop. Amber also means stop unless it is too late to stop safely. Green permits movement only when the route is clear; do not move early in anticipation.
Source: The standard traffic-light sequence
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