Can You Make a U-Turn at a Circular Signal Light?
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At sections without prohibited U-turn signs, you can make a U-turn when the light is green, but you must not hinder the normal passage of other vehicles and pedestrians. Methods for making a U-turn at a circular signal intersection: One-step forward U-turn (using the left or right side of the intersection): To make a U-turn using the right side of the intersection, turn on the right turn signal, slow down, and shift to an appropriate gear. Observe the traffic on the right, turn right, proceed forward appropriately, then turn on the left turn signal before turning left. Observe the traffic ahead and behind, turn left, and complete the one-step forward U-turn after confirming safety. To make a U-turn using the left side of the intersection, turn on the left turn signal, slow down, and shift to a lower gear. Observe the traffic on the left and ahead, as well as behind. Turn appropriately based on the intersection position to complete the one-step forward U-turn. To make a U-turn using the right side of the intersection with reverse gear, turn on the right turn signal, proceed forward through the intersection, and stop. Shift into reverse gear, turn on the left turn signal, and use the interior and exterior rearview mirrors as well as turning your head to observe the traffic ahead and behind. Start moving, turn right, and back the vehicle into the right side of the intersection before stopping. Turn on the left turn signal, observe the traffic on both sides, and safely exit the intersection to complete the U-turn.
