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A green left arrow changes to a steady yellow arrow. What does the yellow arrow tell you?
Correct answer: The protected left-turn movement is ending.
Why
The yellow arrow warns that the protected movement is ending. Stop before entering if you can do so safely; if already committed to the intersection, clear it safely. Do not assume that another movement’s circular green grants a protected left turn.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Steady yellow arrow · p. 47
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