What type of pavement marking shows you which lane you must use for a turn?
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Diamond.
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Edge line.
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Arrows.
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Crosswalk Lines.
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Explanation
Arrows painted on the pavement inform drivers which lanes they may use to make certain turns or proceed straight. However, pavement markings must not take precedence over traffic signals or traffic officers.
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