Will running a red light on a half-closed road under construction be photographed?

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Running a red light on a half-closed road under construction will be photographed as long as the traffic light camera system is functioning normally. Running a red light will result in a fine and a deduction of six points from the driver's license. When passing through construction zones, drivers should slow down and observe the traffic light conditions before proceeding through the intersection. 1. At road construction sites: There are relevant traffic signs and auxiliary roads to guide traffic. If the traffic lights are functioning normally to guide vehicles, running a red light in such conditions will be considered a violation. This is because traffic police have set up relevant signs and indicators to guide vehicles at construction sites, so it qualifies as running a red light. 2. In case of a traffic accident: The vehicle that ran the red light will bear full responsibility. Not all intersections with traffic lights have electronic cameras for photographing violations. Intersections with cameras will have warning signs, but for safety reasons, drivers should never run a red light, regardless of whether there are cameras or not, and must always obey traffic rules.