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Click on the symbol you want to change and scroll down in the symbol list to Arrow at End. There are some other option on where the arrow will be placed that you could choose to use too. I like using Arrow at End.
To change the color and size, click on the Layers symbol then click on the line segment and change the font and color, then click on the arrow symbol and change the color and font.
Click on the symbol you want to change and scroll down in the symbol list to Arrow at End. There are some other option on where the arrow will be placed that you could choose to use too. I like using Arrow at End.
To change the color and size, click on the Layers symbol then click on the line segment and change the font and color, then click on the arrow symbol and change the color and font.
I usually add an arrow-shaped shape marker layer to my line symbology. Then I can adjust the arrow width and spacing along the line to make it as visible as I need.
The best way to check if the symbology is showing you the correct direction is to click the edit button on a line to see where the end point is then compare it to where the arrow is located.
Click on the Edit tab, then click on Verticies, and the end of the line segment is a red box instead of a green box. If you hover over the point it will say end point too.
Then click Clear and look at the arrow symbology and see that the arrow is pointing out toward the endpoint so it is in the same direction that the line was drawn.
If the the road was drawn in the wrong direction you can use the flip line tool to switch the direction of the line.
I don't know how you would do that.
But if you are assuming that the beginning point for each line should begin at the intersection of another line, and the end point of the line should be pointing out at the end by itself, then maybe you could use a tool to create points at the end of each line?
https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/help/editing/point-at-end-of-line-polyline-.htm
