Based on their general classification in the Traffic Regulations, what types of traffic lights exist?

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The correct answer is For pedestrians and vehicles. According to the General Traffic Regulations, traffic light signaling is classified into two main groups: traffic lights for pedestrians (with walking silhouettes) and traffic lights for vehicles. Within traffic lights for vehicles, there are subdivisions such as circular lights, square (or lane) lights, and those reserved for specific vehicles (such as cycles, trams, and route buses). The other answers are incorrect because they exclude one of the two fundamental categories that regulate traffic at intersections and crossings.

Based on their general classification in the Traffic Regulations, what types of traffic lights exist?

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