Left-turn waiting area traffic rules:
1. When the
traffic warning signs go straight and the left turn signal is red, the motor vehicle should wait for the release signal at the stop line at the intersection.
2. When the
traffic warning signs are green when going straight and red when turning left, vehicles turning left can enter the waiting area and wait for the release signal.
3. When the
Traffic Warning Signs left turn signal turns green, vehicles waiting in the waiting area should quickly pass through the intersection.
Traffic Warning Signs Turn Right Traffic Rules:
1. Pay attention to the angle when turning right. If you turn the steering wheel too little, you will pull the car to the side of the road. It should be noted that the size of the turn at different intersections is different. Generally speaking, the turns at small intersections should be larger, and the turns at large intersections should be smaller.
2. When there is a right turn arrow
Traffic Warning Signs, you need to stop at the stop line when you encounter the arrow
Traffic Warning Signs. When the light is green, you still need to look for pedestrians on the right before turning right. When turning right at a 45-degree angle, you need to look in the mirror, pay attention to bicycles and pedestrians going straight, and do not press the line when turning. If there is a bicycle going straight, it is a safe turning distance to avoid or exceed the bicycle by more than 10 meters.
3. It is more difficult to turn right at intersections without arrow
Traffic Warning Signs. At this time, there are bicycles and pedestrians going straight on the right. Right turns are fine, but right turns are hard because right-turning cars don't have the right of way. New drivers need to downshift before turning right and turn on the right turn signal. Generally, it is more appropriate to lower the second gear when there are many roads and it is convenient to control the speed of the vehicle. If the road is congested or unskilled, downshift one gear to avoid cyclists and pedestrians going straight to the right.
