On traffic lights reserved for trams and regular bus lines, which signal indicates that passage is forbidden?

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In special traffic lights for trams and regular bus lines, signals are based on white bars on a black background. The correct answer is the horizontal white bar, which has the same meaning as a steady red light on a conventional traffic light: it forbids passage. On the other hand, a vertical bar is equivalent to a green light (allows passage straight ahead), and an oblique bar allows passage in the direction indicated. It is crucial not to confuse the horizontal bar (stop) with the vertical bar (go).

On traffic lights reserved for trams and regular bus lines, which signal indicates that passage is forbidden?

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