Can You Go Straight in a Left-Turn Lane?
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You cannot go straight in a left-turn lane. If there are both left-turn and straight-ahead markings, you can go straight. Below is additional information about road signs: No long-term parking: Indicates that temporary parking is allowed, such as for picking up or dropping off passengers, loading or unloading goods, etc. No parking: Indicates that all vehicle parking is prohibited within the specified area (such as urban main roads, busy sections, etc.). One-way street: Indicates that the entire road allows vehicles to travel in only one direction. For example, if a section of road only allows travel from south to north and you are traveling from north to south, you are driving against the traffic, which may result in penalty points and fines. Straight only: Indicates that the lane is for straight-ahead travel only and no turns are allowed. For example, if you are in a straight lane at an intersection, you cannot turn left or right.