Can You Make a U-turn into the Auxiliary Lane?

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If there is a sign allowing U-turns, you can directly make a U-turn into the auxiliary lane. Intersections with U-turn signals: No matter what type of intersection it is, if there is a dedicated U-turn signal or ground markings, always follow the instructions of the signal and markings, which are usually located in the leftmost lane. Intersections without U-turn signals but with left-turn signals: When driving in the left-turn lane, if there is no U-turn signal and the vehicle has not crossed the stop line, and the intersection has dashed lines, the U-turn is not restricted by the red light. However, you must yield to other vehicles. When driving in the left-turn lane without a U-turn signal, and the intersection has no dashed lines or gaps in the guardrail, follow the traffic light instructions. You can cross the stop line and pedestrian crossing to make a U-turn when the light is green.