Which answer correctly states the permitted direction of travel?
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Correct answer Straight ahead only
Explanation
Straight ahead only. The round blue sign with the upward arrow is a mandatory sign and obliges you to go straight at the intersection ahead; the square blue sign with the U-turn symbol is merely informational and marks where a U-turn is possible — it does not cancel the mandatory sign. Remember the shape rule: a circle commands, a blue square or rectangle informs. The common trap is seeing the U-turn sign and concluding that a U-turn must therefore be allowed here.
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