Is it allowed to cross the line in a left-turn waiting lane?
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It is allowed to cross the line in a left-turn waiting lane because the left-turn waiting area is marked with dashed lines. Vehicles can cross the line but must not exceed it and should follow the traffic markings. Currently, crossing the line in a left-turn waiting lane is not considered a traffic violation. Traffic regulations: At intersections with designated lanes, enter the appropriate lane based on the intended direction of travel; yield to vehicles already inside the intersection when preparing to enter a roundabout; when making a left turn, turn from the left side of the intersection center point. Activate the turn signal when turning and use low beams when driving at night; proceed in order when the signal permits; stop in order beyond the stop line when the signal requires stopping. If there is no stop line, stop beyond the intersection; when making a right turn and encountering a vehicle in the same lane waiting for the signal, stop and wait in order; at intersections without directional signal lights, turning vehicles must yield to straight-moving vehicles and pedestrians. Right-turning vehicles from the opposite direction must yield to left-turning vehicles. Crosswalk: It is allowed to cross the crosswalk when entering the left-turn waiting area because the crosswalk signal is red, and pedestrians should not cross. However, if pedestrians enter the intersection during a yellow light, drivers should yield to them.
