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Passing target: 75% in each of the three areas
Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
A lane-control signal shows a downward green arrow above a lane in Québec. What does it indicate?
Correct answer: You may use the lane directly beneath that signal.
Why
A downward green arrow means that you may travel in the lane beneath it. It does not authorize an unsafe lane change or a turn across other lanes. Continue to follow the road's other signs and controls and watch for any change in the overhead lane-use display.
Verified against Driver's Handbook · Traffic signals and road markings · p. 109, 110
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