Can the car proceed when the left-turn waiting zone light turns red?

[Terrance]

When the light turns red in the left-turn waiting zone, the car cannot proceed. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. The purpose of the left-turn waiting zone: The left-turn waiting zone is only for vehicles making a left turn. When the straight-through light in the same direction is green, although the left-turn light is red, vehicles making a left turn are allowed to enter the left-turn waiting zone at the intersection and wait until the left-turn signal turns green before proceeding through the intersection. The left-turn waiting line is not a "stop line"; if both the straight-through and left-turn signal lights are red, vehicles must wait at the previous stop line. 2. Relevant advice: It is recommended to slow down in advance when approaching an intersection to create distance from larger vehicles, allowing time and space to observe the traffic lights. If you have already crossed the stop line, do not reverse, as this not only increases the risk of collision with vehicles behind or pedestrians but may also be recorded by traffic cameras due to the movement.