Left or right arrow signals apply only to which lanes?

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Multiple Choice

Left or right arrow signals apply only to which lanes?

Explanation:
Left or right arrow signals control the movements of vehicles in turning lanes. They indicate that only vehicles in the designated turning lane may proceed in the direction shown when the arrow is green, helping to separate turning traffic from those going straight and reduce conflicts at intersections. Through lanes use signals for going straight (or for different movements) and do not rely on turning arrows. Pedestrian crossings and bicycle lanes have their own signals for pedestrians and cyclists, not car turning arrows. So the arrows are specifically for lanes that are designated to turn. For example, if you’re in a left-turn lane and see a green left arrow, you may turn; if the arrow is red, you must wait.

Left or right arrow signals control the movements of vehicles in turning lanes. They indicate that only vehicles in the designated turning lane may proceed in the direction shown when the arrow is green, helping to separate turning traffic from those going straight and reduce conflicts at intersections. Through lanes use signals for going straight (or for different movements) and do not rely on turning arrows. Pedestrian crossings and bicycle lanes have their own signals for pedestrians and cyclists, not car turning arrows. So the arrows are specifically for lanes that are designated to turn. For example, if you’re in a left-turn lane and see a green left arrow, you may turn; if the arrow is red, you must wait.

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