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What does a directional arrow painted in your traffic lane tell you?
Blue A occupies the right lane of a two-lane eastbound approach. A large white arrow painted in A’s lane points straight ahead. The junction beyond this approach is outside the view.
Correct answer: The movements permitted from that lane
Why
Pavement arrows show the movements permitted from the lane in which they are painted. In the illustration, the white arrow points straight ahead, so that lane is for proceeding straight. Choose the proper lane early and obey the applicable traffic controls.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Traffic Control · p. 41
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