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No; from that lane you may only proceed straight or turn right.
No: from that lane proceed straight or turn right as its lane-selection arrow indicates. For another destination, change to a suitable lane before the junction only where signs and safety permit. A STOP or give-way sign does not change the arrow’s permitted directions; also respect priority and higher-ranking indications.
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No; from that lane you may only proceed straight or turn right.
Yes, if you turn before stopping at a STOP.
Yes, if you turn before giving way.
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