When there is a square traffic light over a lane consisting of a lit red cross-shaped light, what does it indicate?

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When there are lane traffic lights on a roadway, there will normally be one traffic light for each lane. A red cross-shaped light indicates the prohibition of occupying the lane over which it is lit. Drivers of vehicles traveling in that lane must leave it in the shortest possible time. These square traffic lights do not exempt you from complying with the rest of the signs found on the road.

When there is a square traffic light over a lane consisting of a lit red cross-shaped light, what does it indicate?

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