How many points will be deducted for entering the left turn waiting area in advance?

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Entering the left turn waiting area in advance is considered running a red light and will result in a deduction of 6 points. Below is relevant information about the left turn waiting area: Definition: The "left turn waiting area" refers to the area where vehicles in the left turn lane must move forward when the straight-through lane in the same direction has a green light, waiting for the signal. The left turn lane is extended by several meters with a white dashed line frame, directly connecting to the middle of the road. These white dashed frames are the designated "left turn waiting area," allowing vehicles in the left turn lane to enter and wait for the turn when the straight-through lane in the same direction has a green light. The range of the left turn waiting area is from the original vehicle stop line to the center of the road, with a slight curve at the end and crossing the pedestrian crossing in the middle. At intersections with a left turn waiting area, traffic signals must follow the rule of straight-through first, then left turn. Note the difference from the left turn guide line. Rule: The "left turn waiting area" is only for left-turning vehicles. When the straight-through lane in the same direction has a green light, even if the left turn signal is red, left-turning vehicles are allowed to enter the "left turn waiting area" at the intersection and wait until the left turn signal turns green before proceeding through the intersection. Drivers should be reminded that the left turn waiting line is not the "stop line." If both the straight-through and left turn signals are red, all vehicles must wait behind the previous stop line. Significance: Roads implementing the "left turn waiting area" are generally one-way roads with three or more lanes. Based on each traffic signal cycle, it is estimated that 3 or 4 more vehicles can pass per cycle, approximately 100 more vehicles per hour. This measure will effectively increase the traffic flow at intersections and reduce vehicle congestion.