Can the leftmost lane go straight?
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It depends on the lane planning. If the marking indicates both left turn and straight ahead, then yes. But generally, if only the left turn is marked, then no. Here is some relevant information: 1. Regulations: If there is a left turn sign along with a straight ahead sign, you can turn left. If there is only a left turn sign, but the straight ahead signal is green and the left turn lane is sometimes free, it is acceptable to borrow the lane to go straight ahead. This is not considered a violation. 2. Relevant laws: According to Article 51 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law Implementation Regulations", motor vehicles passing through intersections controlled by traffic signals shall proceed as follows: At intersections with marked lanes, enter the lane according to the desired direction of travel.