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It indicates the need to move into the lane the arrow is pointing to
When a square or lane traffic light shows a diagonal yellow arrow pointing downwards, this indicates that you need to move into the lane the arrow is pointing to, as quickly as possible, but always making the lane change safely.
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It indicates that the lane the arrow is pointing to is reserved for public services
It indicates the need to move into the lane the arrow is pointing to
It indicates that the lane the arrow is pointing to is closed to traffic
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