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While driving a ride-share, you see a rectangular white sign with the words 'LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT'. What action should you take if you intend to go straight?
Lane-use signs like 'LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT' are mandatory and indicate that vehicles in that lane are required to follow the specified direction.
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Question: While driving a ride-share, you see a rectangular white sign with the words 'LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT'. What action should you take if you intend to go straight?
Answer options: ✅ You must move out of the left lane if you intend to go straight.
- You can still go straight from the left lane if traffic allows.
- You should stop and wait for a green arrow to proceed straight.
- This sign only applies to large commercial vehicles.
Correct answer: You must move out of the left lane if you intend to go straight.
Explanation: Lane-use signs like 'LEFT LANE MUST TURN LEFT' are mandatory and indicate that vehicles in that lane are required to follow the specified direction.
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