If you are riding in the right lane and reach an intersection where you want to turn left, are you allowed to make that maneuver?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Lane arrows or direction road markings painted on the road surface require the users traveling in that lane to follow the direction, or one of the directions, pointed to by the arrow. If the arrow in the right lane allows continuing straight ahead or turning right, turning left from that position is strictly prohibited. The presence of mandatory stop signs (STOP) or yield signs does not override the obligation to obey the lane road markings.

If you are riding in the right lane and reach an intersection where you want to turn left, are you allowed to make that maneuver?

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