While driving, ensuring safety is absolutely crucial, and potential safety risks can only be minimized when you are proficient in traffic laws and driving methods. Obviously, as the number of cars continues to increase, people need to pay more attention to their surroundings while driving, after all, novices do not know much about cars and may be more aggressive when driving. Therefore, car owners must learn how to control their speed and make predictions in advance. Especially when running at high speeds, it is particularly important to control the speed of the car, and too fast or too slow may pose a threat to driving safety. On urban roads, although the speed is easy to grasp, the mastery of traffic rules is crucial, and if it is not clear, it is easy to be deducted points and fines. Therefore, in this issue, let's talk about it, the red light at the intersection is on, why 6 points were deducted when turning right? Traffic police: These 3 details should be paid attention to, I hope it will be helpful to car owners.
First of all, we know that the signal lights on the road are divided into full-screen lights and arrow lights. If it is a full-screen signal light, it is indeed possible to turn right when the red light is on, but the arrow light in addition to the color difference, also stipulates the direction of travel, if the owner does not follow the instructions of the arrow light, will undoubtedly face the penalty of a penalty of demerit points. Therefore, if you see a red light at an intersection and you see an arrow light, then you can't follow the regular logic of "you can turn right at a red light". It's just that many car owners don't pay attention to it, at the intersection, whether the full-screen light or the arrow light turns directly when the red light is on, it is obviously a red light, and 6 points will be deducted directly.
Not only that, even if there are only full-screen signal lights at intersections, it is also necessary to pay attention to a special situation, some intersections will set up special signs, which indicate that "red lights are on, no right turns". Generally speaking, if the place where the sign is placed is more conspicuous, I believe that the vast majority of car owners will definitely not deliberately turn right when the red light is on after seeing it. The problem is that some of the signs at intersections are placed in hidden locations, either too small to be detected, or blocked by obstacles such as tree branches. In this way, if you turn right at a red light at such an intersection, you will also be punished as a red light violator.
Finally, there is another situation that many car owners tend to overlook, and that is to pay attention to avoid pedestrians when turning right. Many cities now require pedestrians to yield to pedestrians at intersections. Needless to say, when turning right, you must give way to pedestrians first, if you grab the road with pedestrians, not only are you prone to accidents, but you will also be deducted points and fines. In fact, even if there is no rule of giving way to pedestrians, you must slow down when turning at an intersection, and the same is true for turning right. Some car owners do not care about 3721, not only do not play the turn signal when turning right, but also the speed is faster, and they don't care about seeing pedestrians crossing the road, and accelerate directly forward, which is obviously not allowed. What are your thoughts on this?
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