Can you go straight on a variable lane when the light is green?

[McMadeline]

You can go straight on a variable lane when the light is green because it is an emergency lane. The primary function of a variable lane is to alleviate traffic pressure. During peak congestion periods on the road, it can help disperse traffic and reduce the likelihood of severe vehicle blockages. When driving on a variable lane, vehicles must follow the directional signs and are not allowed to cross lines to change lanes or make U-turns. When passing through signal-controlled intersections, every vehicle must enter the guiding lane according to the direction, and the same traffic rules apply in variable lanes. Typically, variable lanes are adjusted for peak hours. If you accidentally enter a variable lane, follow the directional signs. Crossing lines to change lanes or making U-turns may result in penalties if captured by traffic cameras.