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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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A BC signal shows a green left-turn arrow, with no separate green circular light. What does the arrow permit?
Correct answer: Turn left, yielding to anyone lawfully in the intersection
Why
A green left-turn arrow permits the left movement it indicates. Check for pedestrians and vehicles lawfully in the intersection before turning; a separate signal is needed for a different movement.
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