Is it a violation to cross the line when turning right?

[JourneyAnn]

Turning right and crossing the solid line is considered a traffic violation, as this behavior often leads to minor traffic accidents. However, since most cases are not intentional violations, traffic authorities have decided to temporarily refrain from penalizing such actions and have set a grace period. After the grace period ends, an official announcement will be made to the public, and penalties will be enforced. There are two scenarios for crossing the solid line: 1. Crossing the line while driving; 2. Stopping with the wheels on the line. Driving over the line refers to straddling two lanes while moving, while stopping on the line means the vehicle's wheels are on or over the lane divider when stationary. If caught by traffic police manually or by electronic surveillance, corresponding penalties will be applied.