What is running a red light when turning right?
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Running a red light when turning right: On a right-turn road with traffic lights, when the right-turn traffic light is red, it is considered running a red light. According to Article 40 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China": Lane traffic signals indicate: When the green arrow light is on, vehicles in this lane are allowed to proceed in the indicated direction; when the red cross-shaped light or arrow light is on, vehicles in this lane are prohibited from proceeding. Article 41: The arrow directions of directional signal lights indicate left turn, straight, and right turn when pointing left, upward, and right, respectively. If it is an arrow light, you cannot turn right when it is red; if it is a full-screen light, you can generally turn right when it is red. According to Article 38 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law": When the red light is on, right-turning vehicles may proceed provided they do not hinder the passage of released vehicles and pedestrians. To determine whether a vehicle has run a red light, electronic eyes need to capture three photos. These are: the front wheels crossing the stop line, the rear wheels crossing the stop line, and the front wheels crossing the opposite stop line. If the right-turn signal light is a red arrow, the vehicle should stop within the stop line and wait for the green light before proceeding. Turning right when the right-turn arrow is red is considered running a red light. If the right-turn signal light is not a red arrow, turning right is allowed. When the full-screen light is red, the following situations must be noted; otherwise, 6 points may be deducted. Special instructions: When the red light is on, turning right is prohibited: If there is an auxiliary sign next to the full-screen light stating: "No right turn when red light is on," or a no-right-turn sign, even if it is a full-screen red light, turning right is not allowed. Otherwise, it will be penalized as running a red light, with 6 points deducted. When turning right, yield to pedestrians: Although turning right is allowed with a full-screen light, always remember to yield to pedestrians. Otherwise, a fine will be imposed, and 3 points will be deducted. Straight lanes: No right turns allowed: When turning right, you must be in the right-turn lane. You cannot turn right from a straight lane. Only in a right-turn lane or a lane that allows both straight and right turns can you turn right. Turning right from a straight lane is considered not following the guided lane, resulting in a 2-point deduction.
