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That sign says "One Way". Not "yes turns"... I don't think I've ever seen a sign saying that, actually, it's either "No Turns" or no sign at all, since by defau
by Alupis 5y ago
That sign says "One Way". Not "yes turns"... I don't think I've ever seen a sign saying that, actually, it's either "No Turns" or no sign at all, since by default turns are allowed.
- gpm 5y agoI've definitely seen signs that say "you can turn here" and "you must turn here", admittedly not with language but with arrows (the "you can turn here" signs around here looking like a forwards arrow with a curved arrow bending off). They're not in general use, only for weird situations (like "two turning lanes" or "yes really this really strange intersection does work like this"). Probably regional though.
- mikequinlan 5y ago>by default turns are allowed. It depends on where you live. In downtown Vancouver there were arrows at each intersection telling you what directions of travel were legal.