On a specific traffic light for regular-service buses and trams, in what position must the illuminated white stripe be to be equivalent to a conventional red light requiring a mandatory stop?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations in Spain, the special traffic lights for trams and regular-service buses operate with luminous signals of white stripes on a black circular background: Horizontal stripe: Prohibits passage for the vehicles concerned, with the same meaning as a conventional steady red light. Vertical stripe: Authorizes continuing straight ahead, equivalent to a conventional green light. Oblique stripe: Allows passage turning in the direction the slant points (left or right). Flashing stripe (any of them): Requires stopping under the same conditions as a conventional steady yellow light.

On a specific traffic light for regular-service buses and trams, in what position must the illuminated white stripe be to be equivalent to a conventional red light requiring a mandatory stop?

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