This lane symbol is used for marking the beginning and ending of a left turn to the drivers.
What are lane symbols?
A permitted lane usage is denoted by a lane symbol. For example, a lane marked with a diamond is one that is designated for high-occupancy cars. A lane symbol of a bicycle marks that the lane is designated for cyclists. At crossings, arrows indicate movements that are necessary or allowed. The user of the roadway must yield when there is a row of solid triangles. Likewise, two large curved arrows facing each other on a lane in the middle of a two way road with dashed lines on either sides indicate the beginning and ending of a left turn.
A Lane symbol or marking are also utilized to warn drivers of potentially dangerous situations that may be coming up. For instance, a triangle with no filling indicates a yield ahead. A speed hump is indicated by a succession of lines across a lane that get bigger and wider.
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