Can you stop at a traffic light in a variable lane?

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You cannot stop at a traffic light in a variable lane. Below is a detailed introduction about variable lanes: Introduction to variable lanes: The liquid crystal indicator signs for variable lanes belong to traffic instruction signs. Before entering a variable lane, drivers should select the lane they need to drive in according to the instructions on these signs. They must drive according to the guiding lane, avoid left lanes where prohibited, obey prohibition signs, and must not run red lights. When the red cross-shaped light above the variable lane is on, motor vehicles are not allowed to enter the lane. When passing through the guiding lane at an intersection, drivers must follow the direction indicated by the guiding arrow. Correct driving method for variable lanes: To determine whether a variable lane is for turning or going straight, observe the sign above the lane. There will be an electronic sign above the variable lane. If it displays a straight arrow, it means the lane is currently for straight-through traffic, and left-turning vehicles are prohibited from entering. If it displays a left-turn arrow, it means the lane is for left turns, and straight-through vehicles are prohibited from entering. Variable lanes change between straight and left-turn directions during peak and off-peak hours, so always follow the signs when driving. Drivers should check the signs in advance when passing through these intersections to avoid entering the wrong lane.