🚦 Vertical Traffic Light Emoji

Three circular signals are positioned vertically on a traffic light in the vertical traffic light emoji. Different hues of red, yellow, and green are used to represent the traffic light, which also has a number of beams coming out of its centre. The vertical traffic light emoji can also be used to convey the concepts of waiting or delay. It is frequently used to communicate the concepts of traffic regulation or road safety. Depending on their placement and color, the red, yellow, and green signals on the traffic light are intended to communicate various messages. Typically, a red light means that traffic should stop, a yellow light indicates that the lights are about to change to red and a green light means that traffic should proceed through the intersection.

The vertical traffic light emoji was introduced in 2010 and released as part of the Unicode 11.0 standard. This emoji can be found under the travel and places category. Because the vertical traffic light emoji has been around for quite some time, it should display correctly in the majority of operating systems.

Short Codes:

:vertical_traffic_light:

Hex Code:

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Decimal Code:

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Punycode:

xn--468h

URL Escape Code:

%F0%9F%9A%A6

JavaScript & JSON:

\ud83d\udea6

CSS Code:

content: '\1F6A6';