Can You Make a Left Turn from a Non-Motorized Vehicle Lane?

[SanJackson]

You cannot make a left turn from a non-motorized vehicle lane. Non-motorized vehicles should make a right-angled turn in two stages by dismounting and pushing the vehicle within the crosswalk. This is the safest way to cross the street, as non-motorized vehicles are legally treated as pedestrians in this scenario, requiring them to dismount and push. Legally, non-motorized vehicles are considered personal luggage. Additionally, from a safety perspective, riding a bicycle within the crosswalk can endanger pedestrians and affect the judgment of motorists. Below is an introduction to traffic signals: 1. Function of traffic signals: Traffic signals are lights that direct traffic flow, typically consisting of red, green, and yellow lights. A red light means stop, a green light means go, and a yellow light serves as a warning. 2. Classification of traffic signals: Traffic signals include motor vehicle signals, non-motorized vehicle signals, pedestrian crosswalk signals, directional indicator signals (arrow signals), lane signals, flashing warning signals, and railway crossing signals.