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Yes, because it applies to the lane being used.
Yes. The signal may apply to one or more lanes through the corresponding markings. Its left or right position alone does not authorise ignoring it: check the lane and movements addressed. Also follow officers’ instructions and the signal hierarchy.
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Yes, because it applies to the lane being used.
No, whenever it is placed on the left.
Only if the driver is a novice.
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