Which sign allows traffic to proceed in the direction of the arrow if the way is clear?

The green arrow to the left signifies that drivers are permitted to proceed in the direction of the arrow when the intersection is clear of oncoming traffic and pedestrians. This means that the driver has the right of way to turn left, provided it is safe to do so. Traffic lights and signs use colors to communicate rules clearly, and a green arrow indicates a go-ahead that is specific to the direction indicated by the arrow.

In contrast, a yellow arrow typically warns drivers that the signal will change soon, urging them to prepare to stop if it is safe to do so. A red arrow indicates that traffic must stop and not proceed in the direction of the arrow, and a yellow cross suggests caution, often indicating that the area may be hazardous and that drivers should not proceed without being extremely careful. Thus, the green arrow clearly allows movement in the direction shown, given that the way is clear and safe to continue.