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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)
Traffic lights, arrows, beacons and pedestrian signalsStandalone practice
What does a left-turn green arrow shown with a red light allow you to do?
Correct answer: Turn left from the left-turn lane
Why
A green left arrow displayed with a circular red signal permits a left turn from the left-turn lane. Follow only the permitted arrow direction; opposing traffic may also be turning left. Yield to traffic and pedestrians lawfully in your path and turn with care. The red signal does not permit a straight-through movement.
Verified against MTO Driver’s Handbook — Traffic lights · Advance green, simultaneous left turns, fully protected left turns and transit-priority signals; exact illustrated states.
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