Does the navigation prompt 'left front' mean turn left or go straight?
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When the car navigation prompts to drive to the 'left front,' it generally means to go straight, not to turn left. The specific road section should also be analyzed in detail. Usually, it's necessary to check the road signs, as it could indicate either going straight or turning left. This is because some intersections are not necessarily cross-shaped. The 'left front' driving sign can also appear in sections such as overpasses, ramps, exits from the main road, or Y-shaped intersections. Additional information: Below are some key points to note when using navigation while driving: 1. If you are not very familiar with the local road conditions while driving, it's advisable to use navigation. Drive slowly and carefully, and you can also zoom in on the map during navigation. Typically, navigation will indicate the route with a green guiding line. 2. Follow the navigation prompts while driving. If the navigation prompts to drive to the 'left front' but the driver turns left instead, this indicates that the navigation prompt is not wrong; it's the driver who misunderstood. If a left turn is required, the navigation will explicitly prompt 'turn left.' This is an important point to note. 3. Always obey traffic rules while driving. Do not risk getting penalty points due to unfamiliarity with the road conditions. Try to zoom in on the navigation route prompts while using the navigation system.
