Correct answer
No, it is mandatory to turn left or continue straight ahead.
Turning right is not permitted at a regulated intersection with this sign. The mandatory sign R-403b shown in the image indicates that the only permitted directions are turning left or continuing straight ahead. The arrows clearly show the only directions in which vehicles may travel, so any other direction, such as turning right, is prohibited.
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No, it is mandatory to turn left or continue straight ahead.
Yes, it is the only permitted direction.
Yes, although you can also turn left or continue straight ahead.
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