Can I wait at a red light in a right-turn and straight lane?

[MacEmerson]

If the right-turn and straight lane is a combined lane, you can wait at a red light when encountering one. Here are the relevant details: 1. Left turns: When turning left, the vehicle should turn from the left side of the intersection center point. Turn signals should be activated during the turn, and low beams should be used when driving at night. 2. Traffic signals: When encountering a green light, vehicles should proceed in order; when encountering a red light, they should stop in sequence behind the stop line. For lanes without a stop line, stop before the intersection. 3. Right turns: When turning right and encountering a vehicle in the same lane waiting for a green light, stop and wait in sequence.