In a traffic light reserved for pedestrians, what specifically does the non-flashing red light in the shape of a motionless pedestrian indicate?

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A steady (non-flashing) red light with the silhouette of a motionless pedestrian strictly prohibits entering the roadway. It indicates that pedestrians must not begin to cross the street at that moment, as vehicles have the right of way or the vehicle traffic light is green. Crossing in this state poses a high risk of being run over and is a serious violation. It is important not to confuse this with a flashing green light, which indicates that the crossing time is about to end.

In a traffic light reserved for pedestrians, what specifically does the non-flashing red light in the shape of a motionless pedestrian indicate?

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