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The rider may continue ahead or turn right.
The rider may continue ahead or turn right. A direction or lane-selection arrow indicates movements permitted or required from its lane; the two directions do not force just one of them. It neither permits a left turn nor overrides traffic lights, officers or the priority of pedestrians and other users. Changing lanes requires that markings allow it and that it can be done safely.
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The rider must continue straight ahead.
The rider must turn right.
The rider may continue ahead or turn right.
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