Under Signs on Pavement, what do arrows indicate?

Under Signs on Pavement, what do arrows indicate?

• A. Permitted vehicle movements.
• B. Prohibited directions
• C. Speed limits
• D. Weather conditions

Answer: (A)

Arrows painted on the pavement show which movements are allowed from that lane or position. They tell you if you may go straight, turn left, or turn right, and sometimes which combinations are permitted from that lane. They guide traffic flow and work alongside signs and signals. They do not indicate speed limits or weather conditions, and they aren’t itself claiming something is prohibited—any prohibition would be shown by a separate sign or marking. If a sign or rule restricts a movement despite an arrow, you must follow the restriction, but the arrow itself is about what you’re allowed to do from that lane.

Arrows painted on the pavement show which movements are allowed from that lane or position. They tell you if you may go straight, turn left, or turn right, and sometimes which combinations are permitted from that lane. They guide traffic flow and work alongside signs and signals. They do not indicate speed limits or weather conditions, and they aren’t itself claiming something is prohibited—any prohibition would be shown by a separate sign or marking. If a sign or rule restricts a movement despite an arrow, you must follow the restriction, but the arrow itself is about what you’re allowed to do from that lane.