Correct answer
Straight ahead, following the arrow.
The direction of the arrow: straight ahead. It applies to the junction concerned; it does not declare a one-way road or indefinitely prohibit turning at every later junction.
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Any direction, because it only indicates a one-way road.
Turn left, because it only prohibits a U-turn.
Straight ahead, following the arrow.
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