Is it allowed to cross the line when turning right at a traffic light?
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It is not allowed to cross the line when turning right at a traffic light. Here is some related information about traffic lights: 1. The origin of traffic lights: In the early 19th century, in the city of York in central England, women wearing red clothes indicated they were married, while those wearing green clothes were unmarried. Inspired by this, on December 10, 1868, the first urban street signal light was designed and manufactured by British mechanic De-Hart. It was a 7-meter-high lamp post with a red and green gas traffic signal light. In 1914, the first electric signal light appeared in Cleveland, USA. 2. Rules for traffic lights at intersections: When encountering a red light, vehicles (including bicycles, motorcycles, and electric vehicles) cannot proceed straight or turn left; the rules for turning at traffic lights state that U-turn vehicles do not depend on the traffic light status, but must ensure safety when turning left.