In urban traffic, which illuminated stripe on a bus traffic light is equivalent to the red light of a conventional traffic light?

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Annex I of the General Traffic Regulations (section 4.4) regulates the traffic lights with an illuminated white stripe on a black circular background, which refer exclusively to trams and regular-service buses (or, if there is a reserved lane, to those traveling in it). A horizontal white stripe prohibits passage under the same conditions as a non-flashing red light. The vertical stripe is equivalent to going straight ahead, not to red, and the oblique ones allow turning toward the side they indicate. A vertical or oblique stripe that lights up flashing requires stopping under the same conditions as a steady yellow light. "Longitudinal" is not one of the positions set out in the regulations.

In urban traffic, which illuminated stripe on a bus traffic light is equivalent to the red light of a conventional traffic light?

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