At a Y-shaped intersection, is driving to the right considered going straight or making a right turn?
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At a Y-shaped intersection, driving to the right is considered going straight. Below are specific details about driving at a Y-shaped intersection: 1. Driving rules: At a Y-shaped intersection, you should drive toward the upper right. 2. If the lane has a straight arrow: If the lane has a straight arrow, it is considered going straight, and you need to observe the traffic light; running a red light will be counted as a violation. 3. If the lane has a right-turn arrow: If the lane has a right-turn arrow, it can be considered a right turn, and you do not need to observe the straight traffic light. Below is additional information about Y-shaped intersections: 1. Direction concept at a fork: The direction you are facing has two or more branching roads. 2. Forked intersection: Generally referred to as a crossroad, where two or more roads intersect. 3. Y-shaped intersection: The shape of the road is Y-shaped.