At an intersection, if the left lane has selection arrows pointing straight and to the left, what obligation do they impose?

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Lane selection arrows painted on the road are not merely informational; they are mandatory signals. They indicate that drivers must follow the direction or one of the directions indicated by the arrow in their lane. In this specific case, with a combined arrow (straight and left), continuing straight or turning left is allowed, but turning right or changing lanes (if the longitudinal lines are continuous) is explicitly prohibited.

At an intersection, if the left lane has selection arrows pointing straight and to the left, what obligation do they impose?

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