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Obligation to follow the direction of the arrow if the lane is not changed
When we find an arrow painted as a road marking on a lane delimited by longitudinal lines, that arrow indicates that we are obliged to follow the direction indicated by it, provided we do not change lanes and continue travelling in the same lane.
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Obligation to follow the direction opposite to that shown by the arrow
Recommendation to follow the direction of the arrow, although it is not mandatory
Obligation to follow the direction of the arrow if the lane is not changed
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