When traveling in a lane marked off by lines that shows a direction arrow pointing to the right, which path must the driver follow on reaching the intersection?

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Lane arrows painted on the roadway in a lane marked off by longitudinal markings indicate that every driver is required to follow the direction, or one of the directions, shown by the arrow. If the arrow shows only a right turn, vehicles in that lane are required to turn to that side on reaching the intersection. To continue straight ahead or change direction to another side, the driver would have had to change lanes beforehand, before reaching the intersection, provided that the road markings allowed it.

When traveling in a lane marked off by lines that shows a direction arrow pointing to the right, which path must the driver follow on reaching the intersection?

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