What is the method for passing through a right-turn-only lane?
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The method for passing through a right-turn-only lane is as follows: 1. Reasons for receiving a 3-point deduction when turning right at an intersection: If you receive a 3-point deduction for turning right at an intersection, the displayed violation is mostly for disobeying the prohibition line indication, commonly known as crossing the solid line. For example, when turning right in a shared straight and right-turn lane, the vehicle turns right before fully crossing the stop line. Because it is a shared straight and right-turn lane, as long as the frontmost vehicle is going straight, all following right-turning vehicles must wait for the green light together. Sometimes, even if the light is green, slow-starting straight vehicles or vehicles blocked by others not yet through the intersection may cause following vehicles to choose to cross the line to turn right. 2. Shared left-turn and right-turn lane: If you are the first vehicle, you can cross the stop line and turn right directly. If not, you must wait for the left-turning vehicle ahead to proceed before crossing the stop line to turn right. However, not all shared straight and right-turn lanes require crossing the stop line to turn right. Some intersections have many right-turning vehicles but fewer lanes, making it impossible to add a dedicated right-turn lane. In such cases, a dotted line may be set before the stop line, allowing right turns from the dotted line when there are vehicles waiting to go straight ahead.
