Can the rightmost straight lane turn right?
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The rightmost straight lane cannot turn right. According to the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law": When a motor vehicle passes through an intersection controlled by traffic signals, it shall proceed in accordance with the following provisions: At an intersection with marked guide lanes, enter the guide lane according to the desired direction of travel. The function of a single solid yellow line is to prohibit vehicles from crossing or driving on the line in both directions. Single solid yellow lines are mostly marked on roads with only one lane in one direction or one motor vehicle lane and one non-motor vehicle lane, or on sections where there are other dangers that require prohibiting overtaking. The function of double solid yellow lines is the same as that of single solid yellow lines, also prohibiting vehicles from crossing or driving on the line in both directions. Double solid yellow lines are mostly marked on roads with two or more motor vehicle lanes in one direction and without a physical central divider. Yellow solid and dashed lines are generally marked before and after bridges and on sections where U-turns are allowed, and can also serve to separate lanes in both directions. Vehicles are prohibited from crossing or driving on the solid yellow line side, while temporary crossing or turning is permitted on the dashed line side.
