Where is the center point of an intersection?

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It is where the center lines of two roads intersect, usually where traffic police stand to direct traffic. Large intersections typically have a marked point, while smaller ones generally do not. Below is related information about turning at the center of an intersection: 1. When turning left: Vehicles must turn closely around the center point of the intersection. At large intersections, there is usually a circle with diagonal lines inside, which marks the center point—often where traffic police direct traffic. 2. When making a left turn: Proceed near the center point before turning, meaning turning closely to the left side of the center point, also known as making a tight turn. This rule mainly prevents collisions with vehicles on the left. For intersections without markings, the center point is simply the intersection point.