In Portuguese road regulations, what does an overhead lane signal showing a yellow arrow pointing diagonally downward to the right indicate?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Drivers must safely vacate the lane and merge into the lane to the right as indicated
- Step 1: Diagonal lane transition signals. Step 2. A slanted downward arrow signals that the lane will close ahead and traffic must merge in the direction shown. Answer: Drivers must safely vacate the lane and merge into the lane to the right as indicated. Why not the others: It commands vacating the lane, not taking an exit.
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