From the statement of the question it results that the respective driver of the motor vehicle is in an intersection regulated with traffic lights and has positioned correctly on the lane for the left turn. It must be known that under each traffic light an additional panel is installed, thus the signal of the traffic light will be respected by those whose direction of travel is found on these additional panels. In this case we must respect the signal of the traffic light for the turn to the left, a traffic light that indicates the green colour, as specified in the statement of the question.
Therefore, for the respective driver of the motor vehicle is permitted the passing through the intersection to perform the left turn. For those who wish to travel straight ahead it is prohibited the entering into the intersection, because the signal for this direction indicates the red colour.
The correct answer is: A
Regulation** - Article 51
(1) The green colour signal allows passing.
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Regulation** - Article 52
(1) The red colour signal prohibits passing.
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Regulation** - Article 49
On the red or green lamps of the traffic lights black arrows may be applied which indicate the directions of travel corresponding to them. In this case the prohibition or the permission of passing imposed by the light signal is limited to the direction or the directions indicated by these arrows. The same meaning is held by the arrows applied on the additional panels that accompany, at the lower part, the traffic lights. The arrow for going straight ahead has the tip upwards.
** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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