horizontal traffic light
A horizontal traffic signal with three stacked lights, typically red, yellow, and green, mounted sideways rather than vertically
Meaning
A horizontal traffic signal with three stacked lights, typically red, yellow, and green, mounted sideways rather than vertically. It represents traffic control at intersections and is commonly used to mean stop, caution, or go, or to reference driving, roads, and commuting. In conversation it can signal waiting, a green light for approval, or a red light for refusal. It also appears in contexts about progress or timing. Usage varies, so the intended color or meaning often depends on surrounding text or context.
Horizontal traffic light — Approved as part of Unicode 6.0 in 2010.
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Names from Unicode CLDR 48.2.1 — official Unicode data.
Quick facts
Quick facts
- Code points
U+1F6A5- Unicode name
- horizontal traffic light
- Category
- Travel & PlacesGround transport
- Unicode
- 6.0 · 2010Emoji 0.6
- Keywords
- horizontalintersectionlightsignalstopstoplighttrafficemojimeaningmean
Developer
Unicode data
U+1F6A5horizontal traffic lightF0 9F 9A A5Shortcodes
:horizontal_traffic_light:HTML & CSS
🚥🚥\1F6A5 Languages
\u{1F6A5}\U0001F6A5\x{1F6A5}\u{1F6A5}Encodings
xn--368h%F0%9F%9A%A5Frequently asked
What does 🚥 horizontal traffic light mean?
A horizontal traffic signal with three stacked lights, typically red, yellow, and green, mounted sideways rather than vertically. It represents traffic control at intersections and is commonly used to mean stop, caution, or go, or to reference driving, roads, and commuting. In conversation it can signal waiting, a green light for approval, or a red light for refusal. It also appears in contexts about progress or timing. Usage varies, so the intended color or meaning often depends on surrounding text or context.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 🚥 horizontal traffic light?
U+1F6A5 (Unicode 6.0, 2010) · :horizontal_traffic_light:
Which emojis are related to 🚥 horizontal traffic light?
🚂 locomotive, 🚃 railway car, 🚄 high-speed train, 🚅 bullet train, 🚆 train, 🚇 metro, 🚈 light rail, 🚉 station