Can You Turn Right on a Red Light in a Straight and Right-Turn Lane?
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You can turn right on a red light in a straight and right-turn lane. Below are the relevant requirements for turning right on a red light: Cases where you can turn right on a red light: In China, traffic keeps to the right. If the red light ahead consists of two sets of circular signal lights, you can turn right directly. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law Implementation Regulations": When the red light is on, right-turning vehicles may proceed provided they do not hinder the passage of vehicles or pedestrians that have been given the right of way. Cases where you cannot turn right on a red light: If the red light ahead consists of three sets of circular signal lights and the red light is controlled by lane, you cannot turn right directly; if the red light ahead consists of three sets of signal lights and the red light is in the form of an arrow, you cannot turn right directly.