Is it a violation to drive over the left-turn guide dotted line?

[LaNaomi]

Crossing the dotted guide line at an intersection will not result in penalty points. The intersection guide line does not have an arrow, and there is no stop line ahead, which is somewhat different from the left-turn waiting area. The intersection guide line assists vehicles in driving and turning, existing in the form of white dotted lines. The following is an introduction to guide lines: 1. Introduction one: The guide lane line is a lane marking that indicates direction, used to instruct vehicles to drive in the indicated direction at the entrance of an intersection. 2. Introduction two: The variable guide lane means that after entering the lane, there is more than one lane direction, such as some intersections allowing right turns and going straight, where right turns and going straight are combined into one lane, or U-turns and left turns are combined into one lane, generally used for the left lane. 3. Introduction three: The variable guide lane has flexibility, unlike ordinary lane indication lines, where once you enter the lane, going straight means going straight, and turning left means turning left.