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Turning from a 3-lane road onto a 4-lane road?

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Here's the discrepancy. It's a little difficult to follow, so let's see if I can make it simple.

A 3-lane road headed north has lanes A, B, and C.

Lane A is a left turn only lane.

Lane B is a left turn or straight lane.

Lane C is a straight or right turn lane.

The 4 lane road heads West or East (I need help with a westbound traffic question).

Lane 1 and Lane 2 are left turn only lanes.

Lane 3 is a straight lane.

Lane 4 is a straight lane.

You cannot turn right since this is a one-way street (frontage to an expressway).

Important note: When you turn left from Lane B, the white lines direct you into lane 4.

So, here's the question. If you turn left from lane A, can you turn into lane 3, or are you forced into lane 1 or 2 (only allowing yourself to turn left)?

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  1. I would say lane 1 and 2 only.

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