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Yes, because it applies to your lane or movement.
Yes. Obey the light applying to your lane or movement, respecting higher-priority signals. Article 135 permits limiting signals to lanes through markings. Left or right position alone does not establish applicability only to particular turns. If applicable signals of the same type conflict, the more restrictive one prevails under Article 133.
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No, traffic lights on the left are always only for buses.
No, it may be ignored merely because it is on the left.
Yes, because it applies to your lane or movement.
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