Do you need to watch the traffic light when turning left?
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You need to watch the traffic light when turning left. In the case of a circular light: If the traffic light at the intersection you need to pass through is a circular light and there is no left-turn light, you must wait for the straight green light to turn on before you can turn left. Left-turn arrow light: If the traffic light on the road is an arrow light marked for left turns, you must wait for the left-turn traffic light to display green before you can turn left. Left-turn waiting area: If the road has a left-turn waiting area, you need to enter the waiting area when the straight green light is on, wait for the left-turn green light to turn on, and then turn left. Whether it's a left turn, going straight, or making a U-turn, as long as you drive past the road stop line after the yellow or red light turns on and continue driving to the opposite intersection without stopping in the middle, it is considered a red-light running violation. Currently, whether running a red light or a yellow light, both are subject to the same penalties, with the same standard of punishment.