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No, you may only continue straight ahead or turn right.
If we see a white arrow painted as a road marking in a lane delimited by longitudinal lines, it indicates that every driver must follow the direction, or one of the directions, shown by the arrow in the lane in which they are travelling or, if the signs permit it, change to another lane. In this case, if we are travelling in the right-hand lane, the arrow indicates that we may only continue straight ahead or turn right, and under no circumstances turn left.
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Yes, but before carrying out the give-way manoeuvre.
Yes, but before carrying out the stop.
No, you may only continue straight ahead or turn right.
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