Can You Make a U-Turn at a Red Light in the Same Lane as Right Turn?

[IsabelFitz]

You can make a U-turn at a red light in the same lane as right turn. Traffic regulations clearly state: when there is no no-U-turn sign or no-U-turn signal on the road, regardless of whether the current signal is red or green, the driver can choose to make a U-turn. Of course, the premise is that it does not affect road traffic or hinder the passage of other vehicles. Precautions for U-turns: When making a U-turn, you should turn on the left turn signal in advance, and the maximum driving speed should not exceed 30 kilometers per hour. Do not hinder other vehicles and pedestrians traveling normally. Conditions allowing U-turns: There is a U-turn signal or sign; no U-turn sign but left turns are allowed (no no-U-turn sign is set); U-turns can be made at dashed lines; U-turns can be made at yellow grid lines; U-turns can be made on the side of the green belt with dashed lines. Conditions prohibiting U-turns: U-turns are prohibited where there are no-U-turn signs or no-left-turn signs; U-turns are prohibited at crosswalks; U-turns are prohibited when there is no left-turn lane; U-turns are prohibited within the second left-turn lane line; U-turns are prohibited at solid yellow lines; U-turns are prohibited on highways.