When driving a regular passenger transport bus and encountering a specific traffic light showing an oblique white stripe tilted to the right, what does this signal indicate?

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When a traffic light consists of an illuminated white stripe on a black circular background, its indications refer exclusively to trams and regular-service buses (and, if there is a lane reserved for buses or other vehicles, only to those using it). Its meaning is as follows (General Traffic Regulations, Annex I): Illuminated vertical white stripe: allows passage straight ahead. Illuminated oblique white stripe (to the left or to the right): allows passage to turn toward the side indicated by the tilt (in this case, to the right). Illuminated horizontal white stripe: prohibits passage under the same conditions as a non-flashing red light. Illuminated vertical or oblique white stripe flashing: requires stopping under the same conditions as a steady yellow light.

When driving a regular passenger transport bus and encountering a specific traffic light showing an oblique white stripe tilted to the right, what does this signal indicate?

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