Vertical traffic light

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Shortcode: :vertical_traffic_light:
Unicode: U+1F6A6
HTML: 🚦
CSS: \1F6A6
JavaScript: "\u{1F6A6}"
URL: %F0%9F%9A%A6

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What 🚦 means

An upright traffic light with red, amber and green lamps. It means traffic, stoplights and the signals that control them.

Commuters use it to complain about traffic or a long red light. It also stands for a go-ahead or a 'wait': a green light to start a project, or a pause before the next step. Project status updates use it for red, amber or green ratings.

Facts

Vertical traffic light 🚦 is an emoji in the travel and places category, under transport ground. It became part of the emoji standard in Emoji 1.0, released in 2015. On GitHub, Slack and other apps you can type it as :vertical_traffic_light:. People also look for it with words like “drove”, “intersection”, “light”, or “signal”.