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Continue straight ahead or turn right.
Straight ahead or right, subject to other signs and rules. A selection arrow requires one of the directions indicated in that lane, or a safe move to another lane where markings allow it. It does not authorise a left turn from that lane or ignoring a red light or an officer.
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Continue straight ahead or turn right.
Go straight only; that arrow prohibits turning right.
Turn right only; that arrow prohibits going straight.
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