Match each motorway electronic matrix signal display with the corresponding mandatory rule or driver action required by the UK Highway Code.
- A red cross ('X') displayed with flashing red light pairs above an individual laneYou must not drive in that specific lane and must vacate it immediately if safe to do so
- Red light pairs flashing alternately displayed on a central reservation or across all overhead gantriesYou must not proceed beyond the signal in any lane and must stop
- A white diagonal arrow pointing downwards to the left with flashing amber lights above a laneYou must prepare to move out of the current lane and join the lane to the left
- The word 'End' displayed on a matrix sign with flashing amber lightsAll temporary hazard advisories and matrix speed restrictions previously displayed have ended
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Each motorway matrix display directly correlates with statutory Highway Code instructions: a Red 'X' over a single lane mandates an immediate lane closure; flashing red lights across all lanes or on the central reservation mandate a full carriageway closure and stopping; a diagonal downward arrow instructs drivers to merge in the direction indicated; and an 'End' display signals the conclusion of previous matrix restrictions.
According to UK Highway Code Rules 255 to 258: A Red 'X' signal displayed above a lane means that lane is closed and must not be used. Flashing red light pairs on the central reservation or above all lanes mean the entire carriageway is closed and you must not proceed beyond the signal. A downward diagonal arrow indicates that you must move into the lane indicated to avoid a closure ahead. The 'End' signal indicates the termination of earlier temporary restrictions.
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Motorway Electronic Matrix Signals and Statutory Lane Control
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