This regulatory sign indicates...

• A. A One-Way Street
• B. A Right-Turn-Only Lane
• C. A Two-Way Left Turn
• D. A Stop Sign Ahead

Answer: (C)

Two-way left-turn lanes are shared by traffic coming from either direction for making left turns. The sign shows two left-pointing arrows, one on each side, signaling that this center lane can be used by traffic from both directions to turn left at the next intersection. When you see it, position yourself in that lane ahead of the turn and then complete the left turn into the proper lane, not by going straight or turning right from that lane. This setup improves safety and traffic flow by separating turning traffic from through traffic. The other signs wouldn’t fit: a one-way sign indicates traffic only moves in one direction, a right-turn-only lane sign shows a lane for right turns, and a Stop Sign Ahead sign warns of an upcoming stop, not a shared left-turn lane.