Can I make a U-turn when the left-turn signal is red?

[VanRonan]

No, generally U-turns are not allowed when the left-turn signal is red. Vehicles can make a U-turn at locations without no-U-turn or no-left-turn signs or markings, provided they do not obstruct the normal passage of other vehicles and pedestrians. More details are as follows: U-turn without crossing the stop line: If there is a dashed line or a turning junction at the guardrail when the signal turns red, a U-turn can be made at the red light. However, if the vehicle has reached the stop line, a U-turn cannot be performed. If the vehicle has not yet reached the stop line and there is a dashed line on the ground, a U-turn can be made even if the light is red, but not if there is a solid line. U-turn without crossing the stop line when there is a U-turn signal: Although traffic regulations state that U-turns can be made without regard to the signal if the stop line is not crossed, road conditions vary from province to province in China. Therefore, it is best to follow the traffic light instructions when making a turn.