While driving in the gridlock of Toronto,  I encountered the following sign:

"Right Turn
Only
At
Bay Street"

This is the kind of language one  might see on the LSAT.

1. What is the intended meaning of this sign?

2. What does the sign actually convey?

The intended meaning is probably to tell drivers that when one  gets  to Bay Street, one  must turn right.

What the sign actually says is a bit different. It seems to say that the only place that one can turn right is at Bay Street.

Clearly whoever decided on the language for this sign would not do well on the LSAT.

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