What does a lane control signal showing a green arrow pointing downward mean?

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Lane control signals affect only vehicles traveling in the lane above which they are placed. A green light in the shape of a downward-pointing arrow indicates that it is permitted to travel in the corresponding lane (General Traffic Regulations, Annex I). That authorization does not exempt you from stopping at a circular red light or from obeying any other sign or road marking that requires you to stop or yield. That is why it is not true that the green arrow exempts you from stopping at the circular red light. Nor does it prohibit traveling in the lane: what prohibits it is the red X-shaped light, which requires you to leave the lane in the shortest possible time.

What does a lane control signal showing a green arrow pointing downward mean?

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