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A black-and-white sign shaped like a downward-pointing arrow over a single lane, showing that lane must turn left, is an example of:
- A.A decoration with no legal meaning
- B.A suggestion you may ignore when in a hurry
- C.A parking direction sign
- D.A regulatory lane-use sign that you must obey
Correct answer
D. A regulatory lane-use sign that you must obey
Why
Lane-use signs with black text or symbols on white are regulatory. If a lane is marked as turn-only, you must make that turn from that lane.
Manual topic: California Driver Handbook - Traffic Signs · From the California Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (CAC-020).