If on approaching a movable bridge you see a traffic light with two red lights that light up alternately, how must you act?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, a flashing red light or two alternately flashing red lights temporarily prohibit passage for all vehicles. This type of signaling is usually used at level crossings, accesses to movable bridges, ferry landing stages or near exits for fire-fighting vehicles and low-altitude aircraft approach. Therefore, the correct option is that you are required to stop before the stop line or the traffic light, and it is not admissible to cross, not even by reducing speed.

If on approaching a movable bridge you see a traffic light with two red lights that light up alternately, how must you act?

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