Can I Go Straight in a Left-Turn Lane?

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Fonseca
07/30/25 10:30am
When both left-turn and straight-ahead signals are green, vehicles in the left-turn lane cannot proceed straight directly, otherwise they will incur penalty points and fines. Some lanes have both left-turn and straight-ahead markings, in which case drivers may turn left or go straight while obeying the traffic signals. Below is an introduction to common road signage knowledge: One-way street: Indicates that the entire road only permits vehicles to travel in one direction. For example, if a certain road section only allows travel from south to north, but a driver proceeds from north to south, this constitutes driving against traffic and will result in penalty points and fines. No long-term parking: Indicates that temporary parking is permitted, such as for passenger pick-up/drop-off or loading/unloading goods.
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