What is an auxiliary road vehicle?
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Auxiliary road vehicles refer to the lanes on either side of the main road that assist in the flow of traffic, while main road vehicles are those that travel on the regular lanes. Below is an introduction to the traffic rules for auxiliary and main roads: Inverted triangle sign: When driving on an auxiliary road, special attention should be paid to whether there is an inverted triangle sign on the auxiliary road, along with a red triangular signboard on the roadside that displays the word 'yield.' This indicates that vehicles from the main road are merging into the auxiliary road ahead, and drivers should slow down. Stop line and inverted triangle sign: There will be a stop line and an inverted triangle on the auxiliary road, which are yield signs. When seeing red vehicles merging into the auxiliary road, yellow vehicles should slow down and yield before the stop line and must not cross it, as doing so could easily lead to a collision.