Why is there no right-turn waiting gesture?

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There is no right-turn waiting gesture because domestic traffic drives on the right side, so right turns do not affect traffic order and do not require a right-turn waiting gesture. Relevant information is introduced as follows: 1. Reduce waiting time: The left-turn waiting zone at intersections can effectively reduce the waiting time for left-turning vehicles, as right-turning vehicles can turn at any time without hindering the normal flow of other vehicles, so no waiting zone is needed. 2. Waiting for release: The left-turn waiting zone can increase the capacity of left-turn lanes, reduce the waiting time for vehicles to turn left through the intersection, effectively improve the traffic flow at the intersection, reduce vehicle congestion, and alleviate urban traffic congestion. When the straight green light is on, left-turning vehicles can enter the "left-turn waiting zone" to wait for the release signal. When both the straight and left-turn signals are red, vehicles must not enter the "left-turn waiting zone" and must wait at the stop line; otherwise, it is considered running a red light.