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through the lane indicated by the green arrow.
The lane with the downward green arrow is authorised; the red X prohibits occupying its lane. A green arrow alone does not guarantee an unobstructed passage or a compatible payment method. It does not remove the duty to stop at a red circular signal, obey stop or give-way signs, or comply with general priority rules where applicable.
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through any lane, it doesn't matter which.
through the lane indicated by the red cross (X).
through the lane indicated by the green arrow.
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