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Designated lane signs

Designated lane signs

The message or symbol on these signs indicates the direction(s) a vehicle must travel in the lane.

  • Right turn (designated lane)
    Right turn (designated lane)
  • Left turn (designated lane)
    Left turn (designated lane)
  • Straight or left turn
    Straight or left turn
  • Straight or right turn
    Straight or right turn
  • Left turn lane control
    Left turn lane control
  • Straight only (designated lane)
    Straight only (designated lane)
  • Single lane roundabout
    Single lane roundabout

Some intersections allow more than one vehicle travelling in the same direction to turn at the same time. Maintain your lane position during and after the turn.

  • Dual right turn
    Dual right turn
  • Dual left turn
    Dual left turn
  • Left lane turn left, right lane straight or turn left
    Left lane turn left, right lane straight or turn left
  • Left lane turn left, right lane straight
    Left lane turn left, right lane straight
  • Roundabout dual lane
    Roundabout dual lane
  • Left lane turn left, centre lane straight, right lane straight or turn right
    Left lane turn left, centre lane straight, right lane straight or turn right

Indicated lanes are reserved for specific vehicles such as buses, taxis, and bicycles. The symbol on the sign will identify the vehicles permitted to travel in this lane. Reserved lanes may operate at all times or only some of the time. Reserved lanes that operate only some of the time will show the hours of the day and the days of the week when the lane is reserved.

  • Reserved lane (buses and taxis) with hours and days
    Reserved lane (buses and taxis) with hours and days
  • Reserved lane (bicycles)
    Reserved lane (bicycles)

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Reproduced from the Driver's Guide: cars and light trucks (Spring 2026), Government of Alberta.

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