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Above your lane at an intersection, you see this sign: a white rectangle with a black straight-ahead arrow and a black arrow that curves left. What does it mean for your lane?
Correct answer: You may go straight or turn left from this lane.
Why
Choose your lane early from these signs, because a lane change in the intersection is dangerous. The manual shows several of these signs, such as RIGHT TURN ONLY, LEFT OR STRAIGHT and RIGHT OR STRAIGHT. Arrows painted in the lane often give the same message.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · Signs: Regulatory Signs · p. 85
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