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When may you use a lane marked only with left-turn arrows?
Blue car A is centred in the left lane of a two-lane eastbound approach. A white arrow painted in that lane bends left. The intersection is outside the view.
Correct answer: When turning left
Why
Choose a lane whose arrows allow your intended movement before reaching the intersection. A lane marked only with left-turn arrows is for turning left.
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