How to Drive in a Left-Turn Waiting Area?
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The method for driving in a left-turn waiting area: When the straight-through traffic light is green and the left-turn signal is red, left-turning vehicles must still cross the pedestrian crosswalk and enter the left-turn waiting area, waiting until the left-turn signal turns green before making the turn. Additional information about left-turn waiting areas is as follows: 1. The "left-turn waiting area" is exclusively for left-turning vehicles. When the straight-through traffic light in the same direction is green, 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. 2. The primary advantage of setting up a left-turn waiting area is to increase the capacity of left-turn lanes at intersections, reduce the waiting time for drivers to pass through the intersection, and improve the overall traffic efficiency of the intersection.