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No, because the main traffic light is red.
No. The green arrow authorises only its indicated direction; the circular red signal still prohibits continuing straight. A painted lane arrow does not override the signal. Traffic in the lane needed to follow the green arrow must proceed in that direction cautiously, yielding to vehicles in the lane being entered and without endangering anyone crossing the carriageway.
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No, because the main traffic light is red.
Yes, because the arrows painted on the road surface allow it.
No, you must wait for the green arrow on the traffic light to go off.
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