If a cyclist intends to turn left at this intersection featuring traffic lights on both sides, which signal must they obey?

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The cyclist must obey the traffic light situated on their left. According to traffic regulations, when traffic lights are placed on the right and left sides of the road with different indications, drivers intending to turn left or go straight must obey those situated on their left (or above the roadway). The traffic light on the right is reserved exclusively for drivers intending to turn right or go straight. Ignoring this and obeying the right-hand light could result in a head-on or side collision.

If a cyclist intends to turn left at this intersection featuring traffic lights on both sides, which signal must they obey?

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