Traffic lights
Every traffic light: round lights, arrows, lane lights, level-crossing lights and lights for bikes and trams.
1. Red light2. Where round lights are3. Light only on your left4. Bike waiting area5. Green light6. Signs under the light7. Flashing amber instead of green8. Steady amber9. Flashing amber10. Bike signs B22 and B2311. Arrows replacing lights12. Red light + green arrow13. Example14. Green evacuation arrow15. How to react16. Lane arrows17. Green arrow18. Amber arrow19. Red cross20. Level crossing: white flashing light21. Overtaking there22. Red flashing lights23. Lights for pedestrians and cyclists24. Arrows in a square25. Tram lights
Red light
The bordeaux red car sees a round red traffic light to its right and must stop at the stop line.
Stop at the stop line. If there's no stop line, don't pass the light itself.
§Official source · art. 61.1.1° · last amended 2022-10-01
rood licht betekent dat het verboden is de stopstreep of, zo er geen stopstreep is, het verkeerslicht zelf, voorbij te rijden;
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- Where round lights are
- Light only on your left
- Bike waiting area
- Green light
- Signs under the light
- Flashing amber instead of green
- Steady amber
- Flashing amber
- Bike signs B22 and B23
- Arrows replacing lights
- Red light + green arrow
- Example
- Green evacuation arrow
- How to react
- Lane arrows
- Green arrow
- Amber arrow
- Red cross
- Level crossing: white flashing light
- Overtaking there
- Red flashing lights
- Lights for pedestrians and cyclists
- Arrows in a square
- Tram lights
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