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Passing target: 8 correct signs and 24 correct rules (TLA practice targets)

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At a Michigan Left intersection, signs prohibit a direct left turn. Your permitted route continues through the intersection to a median crossover. What should you do?

Blue A approaches the original junction from the left on the eastbound roadway. A NO LEFT TURN sign controls that approach. Ahead is a median crossover connecting the eastbound and westbound roadways, with its own signal. The destination road extends upward from the original junction.

Blue A approaches the original junction from the left on the eastbound roadway. A NO LEFT TURN sign controls that approach. Ahead is a median crossover connecting the eastbound and westbound roadways, with its own signal. The destination road extends upward from the original junction.

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