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Follow the arrow cautiously, letting vehicles in the lane you join pass.
Proceed in the indicated direction cautiously, letting traffic in the lane you join pass and not endangering anyone crossing the carriageway. The arrow authorises that direction regardless of another light on the same or adjacent signal; it does not confer absolute priority. The duty to proceed concerns the lane specified here, rather than every lane facing any green arrow.
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Follow the arrow cautiously, letting vehicles in the lane you join pass.
Turn with absolute priority over all other road users.
Always wait for the main signal to turn green even while the arrow is lit.
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