If you encounter a red traffic light on your left and a green one on your right, what must you do if you wish to continue straight ahead?

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Regulations state that when traffic lights are located on opposite sides of the roadway with different indications, drivers intending to turn left or continue straight ahead must always obey the light located immediately to their left. The light on the right applies exclusively to those intending to turn right. Therefore, since you want to go straight, the light that applies to you is the one on the left (red), forcing you to stop.

If you encounter a red traffic light on your left and a green one on your right, what must you do if you wish to continue straight ahead?

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