Can the dashed lines in the waiting area be crossed?
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The dashed lines in the waiting area can be crossed. Notes for the left-turn waiting area: 1. When the green light for the straight lane in the same direction is on: Vehicles in the left-turn lane must move forward to the waiting area and wait for the signal. 2. White dashed line box: The left-turn lane has an extended white dashed line box several meters long, directly connecting to the middle of the road. These white dashed lines mark the "left-turn waiting area," allowing vehicles in the left-turn lane to enter in advance when the green light for the straight lane in the same direction is on. 3. Slightly curved end: The left-turn waiting area extends from the original vehicle stop line to the center of the road, with a slightly curved end, crossing the pedestrian crossing in the middle. At intersections with a left-turn waiting area, traffic signals follow the rule of straight movement first, followed by left turns.