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Those marked with a green arrow.
Lane-control signals apply to the lane directly below them. The red cross prohibits use of the left lane. The downward green arrows allow use of the middle and right lanes, while drivers must still obey other signals and priority rules.
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Those marked with a green arrow.
Any lane, provided that adjacent lanes are not encroached upon.
This option does not identify a lane open for continued travel.
Those marked with a red cross.
This option does not identify a lane open for continued travel.
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