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It must continue straight ahead or turn right.
The regulations state that an arrow located in a lane bounded by broken longitudinal lines indicates that every driver must follow the direction, or one of the directions, indicated by the arrow in the lane in which they are travelling or, if the signs permit it, change to another lane. If the arrow indicates multiple directions, as in this case, it shows the possible directions, so here the grey vehicle may continue straight ahead or turn right.
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It must continue straight ahead or turn right.
It must continue straight ahead.
It must turn right.
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