Turning right at the yellow box junction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2023
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Today's video we will be turning right at the yellow box junction. People tend to get so confused when turning right at traffic lights because there does be so much happening. When turning right at the yellow box if we have a green light just treat it like any other right turn. If we get a green filter light or a green arrow we generally proceed if it's safe to do so.
If we are turning right at the lights and it's in the shape of a T junction, there is no need to slow down too much we should be okay to keep the car moving.
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Super helpful. Learning more from you than I did in my 12 lessons.
Well done
Thank you Anthony you are so great and supportive really appreciate it.
You’re welcome and thanks for the lovely message
Great tips 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you glad you like it
Theres a junction in blanch on the Ongar road when turning into Hartstown that has 3 regular lights and then a filter light at the bottom. But the filter light never seems to come on. Any advice on what to do and how to know when to wait and when to proceed ?
Thanks
You’re welcome hope it helps
I am a TH-camr myself and when you said it took you all day to make & edit this video. I feel you.🫶🏻
Thank you for the hard work. Very helpful video.
🤣🤣 the struggle is real… I’ll jump onto your channel and watch some of your videos the yt gods do appreciate it
@@admdrivingschool5033 😬😁thank you. I really appreciate it. You are a star.
Thanks again for making great content.🙌🏼
What to do if a car is already waiting on the junction box. Do we need to queue up or stand behind white line?
Thanks
It depends on how big the junction is don’t stop across a pedestrian crossing or anything
I got a question. When turning right, if it's a full green, we should proceed to the middle and wait for a chance to turn. But what if there's a forward green arrow (right filter lights off), should we prgress in this situation or we should wait behind the line? Thanks sir.
Forward arrow means forward only wait behind the line if turning right
@@admdrivingschool5033 Thank you.
What if the light goes red when you are in the yellow box?
This can happen in your test if the oncoming cars break the amber or red light. Your only job is to get off the junction. You could potentially fail your test because of them but you will definitely fail your test if you wait at the line without moving to the middle
If you are turning right in a yellow box but you see pedestrians crossing the road from the footpath, should I wait until they get across to start turning or should I turn right but let them cross the road?
Yes let them cross don’t drive at pedestrians in your test
@@admdrivingschool5033 thanks that’s what I thought. It’s what I did when I was out driving recently and got a beep from behind. Other drivers impatient I’m guessing.
on the second right turn you went up to the middle but there was no road marking to indicate doing that , so how did you know ?
Green circle light up to the middle… watch the video again and listen out for me saying that
So on all right turns if there’s a green circle I go up to middle ?
Yes i think so, full green u can stop in the middle, then give right of way for oncoming traffic and turn right, if there's a green arrow other oncoming traffic should have red so u can turn right normally. That's my understanding plz correct me if I'm mistaken
@@symple-pedia8211correct
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Thanks
No problem hope it helps