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Continue straight ahead or turn left.
Straight ahead or left. It does not indicate left only or merely recommend movements while allowing any turn. The marking regulates movements from that lane without granting priority or permission to pass red lights. Arrows including straight ahead allow lane changes while maintaining direction if longitudinal markings permit and it is safe. The marking is described without relying on an absent image.
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Turn left only, with no option to continue straight ahead.
Continue straight ahead or turn left.
Any turn, because the arrow is merely a recommendation.
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