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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
A green arrow points left while other circular signals are red. What may a driver in the proper lane do?
Correct answer: Turn left, yielding to any traffic lawfully in the intersection.
Why
From the proper lane, proceed only in the indicated direction or another movement that is independently lawful. Yield to pedestrians lawfully in the adjacent crosswalk and to traffic lawfully using the intersection. The arrow does not override a posted turn prohibition or justify entering a blocked path.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Signal lights · p. 34
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