Which of the following types of vehicle traffic lights is NOT provided for in the Traffic Regulations?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, traffic lights for vehicles can be circular (conventional ones to regulate priority) or square (lane control signals, with a red X or green arrow). Triangular traffic lights do not exist in current regulations; the triangular shape is characteristic of vertical warning or yield signs, but it is never applied to the shape of traffic light housings.

Which of the following types of vehicle traffic lights is NOT provided for in the Traffic Regulations?

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