When approaching an intersection in a lane marked with a combined straight-ahead and right-turn arrow, which directions is the person riding a moped allowed to take?

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Lane selection arrows painted on the roadway indicate to drivers the maneuvers permitted if they stay in that lane. When the arrow is combined, in this case straight ahead and to the right, the driver may choose either of those two paths. That is why the moped may continue straight ahead or turn right. Requiring it to turn only to the right, or to continue only straight ahead, is a mistake: the combined arrow does not impose a single direction, but allows both.

When approaching an intersection in a lane marked with a combined straight-ahead and right-turn arrow, which directions is the person riding a moped allowed to take?

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