In which direction is traffic prohibited?
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Correct answer Only to the right
Explanation
Only to the right. The round sign with the wide red border suspended over the intersection is No Entry, and the plate beneath it with an arrow pointing right states which road the prohibition applies to — the one on the right of this intersection. Straight ahead, left and a U-turn all remain open. The teaching point is the relationship between a sign and its plate: the sign says what is prohibited, the plate says where, and neither is complete without the other. The same sign with a double-headed arrow would close both the left and the right road.
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