Will running a red light behind a large truck be captured by the camera?
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Running a red light behind a large truck will be captured by the camera, and this is considered as running a red light. Here is more relevant information: 1. Running a red light due to obstructed view: In this case, the traffic police will analyze the specific situation before making a judgment. If it is confirmed that the following vehicle unintentionally ran the red light because the view was blocked by the large vehicle in front, the traffic management department will not impose a penalty. Additionally, if the traffic signal is blocked by a large vehicle, trees, or adverse weather conditions, you can appeal. If verified, the penalty may be revoked. 2. Legal provisions: Article 43 of the Road Traffic Safety Law stipulates that when driving in the same lane, the following vehicle must maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front to allow for emergency braking. If the distance is too close and the signal light is not visible, running a red light will still result in penalties. It is recommended to avoid driving too close to the vehicle in front and generally maintain a safe distance. Wait for the large vehicle in front to pass at the traffic light until you can clearly see the signal before proceeding.