Will running a yellow light be photographed?
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Running a yellow light will be photographed. The act of rushing through a yellow light is considered a violation of traffic signal rules, and the driver will be fined with a 6-point deduction. Determination of running a yellow light: According to Article 38 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, when the green light is on, vehicles are permitted to proceed, but turning vehicles must not obstruct the passage of straight-moving vehicles or pedestrians; when the yellow light is on, vehicles that have already crossed the stop line may continue to proceed, while those that have not crossed the stop line should stop. Special circumstances where running a yellow light can be appealed: If you encounter large vehicles such as buses, trucks, or trailers ahead that block your view, causing you to 'mistakenly' run a yellow light, you can bring your driving record to the traffic police department to have the penalty revoked; If you encounter emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire trucks, police cars, or special-purpose vehicles performing urgent tasks and need to yield, running a yellow light can also have the penalty revoked. Bring your driving record for an appeal, and the traffic police department will review the vehicle's route and intersection surveillance to revoke the penalty; When traffic signals malfunction or conflict, and there is on-site traffic police directing traffic, you must follow their instructions. Even if you are caught running a yellow light by electronic surveillance and a violation record is found, you can have the penalty revoked by obtaining a traffic flow adjustment certificate from the traffic police station.
