Added lane from the left: Which situation does this sign describe?

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Why

The two arrows separated by a broken line show that traffic coming in from the left gets a lane of its own and does not need to merge. Expect more vehicles on your left and check that side before changing lanes.

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Topic: Warning signs   License: Car permit

Part of these practice sets:

• Intersection, Merge and Lane Warnings

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