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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Regulatory, Lane & Parking SignsStandalone practice
You are in the left lane approaching an intersection and plan to go straight when you see this sign for your lane. What must you do?
Correct answer: Move to another lane before the intersection, because every vehicle in the left lane must turn left.
Why
Lane-use signs and pavement arrows tell you which movements each lane allows, such as left turn only, through and left, or double left turns. White rectangular signs with black letters give rules that you must obey. Read them early, because a last-second lane change near an intersection can cause a crash.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Regulatory Signs · p. 88
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