What is the correct way to go on a yellow light according to the new law?
When participating in road traffic, green lights allow you to go, red lights prohibit you from going. So what does the new draft law stipulate about yellow lights?
First of all, the draft Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety recognizes traffic lights as part of the road signaling system.
Clause 1, Article 10 of the draft Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety stipulates that road signs include: traffic controllers' signals; traffic lights; road signs (including prohibition signs, danger signs, command signs, directional signs, and auxiliary signs); road markings and other signs on the road surface; markers, reflective studs, reflective markers, Km posts, H posts, road safety corridor and road land boundary markers; road signaling audio equipment.
Clause 4, Article 10 of this draft law stipulates that traffic light signals are as follows:
Traffic light colors include green, red, and yellow; with or without time display. Traffic participants must comply.
Specifically, a green light means you can go; in case a pedestrian or a wheelchair of a disabled person is walking on the roadway, the driver must reduce speed and give way to the pedestrian or wheelchair of a disabled person to cross the road.
Red light means no go.
Yellow light must stop before the stop line.
In case of flashing yellow traffic lights, drivers are allowed to proceed but must reduce speed, observe, and give way to pedestrians, wheelchairs of disabled people crossing the road, or other vehicles as prescribed.
