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[Car maintenance for car maintenance] The first traffic light was born on the square of the Houses of Parliament in London on December 10, 1868. By the time the traffic lights in the modern sense of the First World War officially appeared on the streets of the United States, the traffic lights were slowly controlled by the traffic lights. Countries around the world have adopted it, and then as the speed of vehicles has accelerated, yellow lights have also been added to the traffic control team, acting as an early warning. Stopping at red lights and driving at green lights have long been familiar to everyone, but as the traffic conditions continue to become more complicated, the traffic at intersections has also confused some novice drivers. Here is how to traffic at intersections.

♦ Straight intersection

Straight intersection only uses a set of traffic lights, when the red light is on, the straight stop is, and when the green light is on, the straight is passed. For intersections where U-turns are allowed, the traffic lights can turn around, but in some places, to ensure safety, "turn around at red light" may be specially marked. At this time, you can only turn around when the red light is on. What needs special explanation is that if you see a sign prohibiting U-turns in front of an intersection, it means that U-turns are prohibited at this intersection, and you must be careful not to violate laws and regulations.

♦ T-shaped intersections T-shaped intersections generally include three situations, which are represented by A, B, and C below.

Type A: U-turn vehicles do not rely on traffic lights, and safety is ensured when turning left; straight vehicles pass by traffic lights (stop at red light, go on green light); right-turn vehicles also do not rely on traffic lights.

Category B: U-turn vehicles do not rely on traffic lights, and safety is ensured when turning left; left-turning vehicles pass by traffic lights (stop at red light, green light); right-turning vehicles do not rely on traffic lights.

Type C: U-turn vehicles do not rely on traffic lights, and safety is ensured when turning left; left-turning vehicles pass by traffic lights (stop at red light, green light); right-turning vehicles do not rely on traffic lights. ♦ Crossroads

At least two sets of traffic lights will be equipped at 　　 intersections, which are generally arrow-pointing. U-turn vehicles do not rely on traffic lights (but many intersections need to go straight through the stop line, you need to follow the left turn signal to pass), ensure safety when turning left; straight vehicles follow the traffic light (stop at red light, green light); right turn vehicles do not rely on At traffic lights, pay attention to avoiding straight vehicles.

♦ Traffic rules and precautions for motor vehicles

Motor vehicles passing through intersections controlled by traffic lights shall pass in accordance with the following regulations:

(1) At an intersection with a guide lane, drive into the guide lane according to the desired direction of travel;

(2) Those who are preparing to enter the roundabout let motor vehicles that are already in the intersection go ahead;

(3) When turning to the left, turn to the left of the center of the intersection. Turn on the turn signal when turning, and turn on the low beam when driving at night;

(four) when it encounters a release signal, pass in turn;

(五) When it encounters a stop signal, stop in sequence outside the stop line. If there is no stop line, stop outside the intersection;

(six) When turning right when there is a car in the same lane waiting for the release signal, stop and wait one by one;

(7) At intersections with no direction indicator lights, turning vehicles let straight vehicles and pedestrians go ahead. Right-turning motor vehicles traveling in the opposite direction let left-turning vehicles go first.

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