What does a lit green arrow over a lane on a square traffic light indicate?

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A green arrow pointing downwards on a lane traffic light (usually square) indicates that the lane is open to traffic and you are allowed to drive in it.  Expert Note: It is crucial to understand that this signal does not grant you right-of-way over other vehicles that may cross your path, nor does it exempt you from obeying other rules or signs (such as a STOP sign, a Give Way sign, or a red circular traffic light) present on the road. It simply validates the usage of the lane.

What does a lit green arrow over a lane on a square traffic light indicate?

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