Is there a right-turn waiting area?

[DiBrynlee]

Generally, there is no waiting area for right turns, and vehicles can proceed directly when the light is green. At larger intersections, especially under overpasses, to effectively regulate traffic flow, left-turning vehicles may enter a waiting area. Once the light turns green, they can proceed with the left turn. Introduction to the left-turn waiting area: The left-turn waiting area is a section of dashed lane extending forward from the stop line at a traffic light intersection. It is primarily designed to improve traffic efficiency by providing a designated area for left-turning vehicles to wait. When to enter the waiting area: When both the straight and left-turn signals are red. If the straight and left-turn signals are red, vehicles must not enter the 'left-turn waiting area' and should wait behind the stop line. Otherwise, it will be considered running a red light, resulting in a 6-point penalty.