Which answer correctly states the permitted direction of traffic?
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Correct answer Straight ahead only.
Explanation
Straight ahead only. The round blue sign obliges you to go straight, and its one exception is narrow: it does not prohibit turning right into courtyards and adjacent areas — the exception covers the right side only. Here the courtyard entrance is on the left, so it falls outside the exception, and a solid white line to the left of the car makes the turn impossible in any case. The square blue sign only marks where U-turns are located; it is informational and does not authorise a U-turn at this point.
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