How to turn right at traffic lights UK : Driver POV 

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@@4lives1chance12 what a lovely person you are! Congratulations!

⁠@@jessicaherring1507good response👏

What a lovely comment. Thank you. Glad you found it helpful. 😁

Glad I could help Mardi

Amazing. Well done. What car you thinking of getting?

@@ZONDOdriving thank you! Just a small run around, preferably an automatic as I live in London!

Glad it was helpful!

I really appreciate you taking the time to write that wonderful feedback. I'm glad you found it useful and hope to make to make more videos like this. Thank you! 🫶🏾

Tnx u so much reply. Send me more videos about traffic lights and roundabout

Can possibly will do automatic learning video. I am learning automatic. Does very very less peoples show automatic car lessons. I did fail manual before. Now do lessons automatic. Tnx ur video. Show more tips will test pass

Thank you. If I am ever around there I will do a video 😁

You're welcome. Good luck on your test. 👍🏾👍🏾

Hi Johanne. Good question. Yea you can turn if the green arrow goes blank, but you still have the normal green, you can go as long as there’s no incoming vehicles.

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Hi 👋🏾. Not sure what you mean by “signs to go behind for waiting for right” but those cars weren’t moving because at that junction, one side has green light while the other has red. And if you’re not familiar with the junction, you won’t know that until you move forward and then see that they are not moving. Hope that helps.

@@ZONDOdriving Thank you, and my apologies if I was not clear in the first instance. ​ my apologies, the sign on the road at 17.14 seems to indicate it is right side to right side, which I will assume happen when people on opposite side can potentially take right turns needed. But here it seems opposite flow had stopped, so it confused me.

@@kundankanan9074 ah yes that makes sense. I see why you might have been confused. Those arrows are also useful for showing traffic that’s turning right the path they should take. Even if they aren’t going to wait in the middle.

@@ZONDOdriving Thank you for all the guidance . I passed my test with 3 minors in Mill Hill today and big part of the credit goes to you-- both in terms of skills and nerves.

Hi 👋🏾. Glad you find the video useful. Unfortunately I only cover NW London.

That's not a road as such.

Hi. So the green arrow lets you know that the oncoming traffic has a red, which means you can go. You can still go before the green arrow if there's a big enough gap between the traffic, or if the oncoming traffic stops.

@@ZONDOdriving big thanks for the info 👍

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Thank you. Interesting to hear you say that though. Why do you think it's been made challenging and how would you improve it?

@@ZONDOdriving Couple of things which I think can be sensible: 1. Maximise the use of filter lights and allow straight on and right going traffic at a time. This is to avoid as much as possible traffic crossing each other's path. A study in america has shown this reduces collition rate by 69%. 2. Having filter lights can help in setting up more advance combinations, where depending on traffic, going right only or staright ahead only can be chosen for optimisation purpose. 3. Try to implement consistency. E.g. if I have already turned right I should be allowed to go full way. Why there should be another give way line and / or a red light or a pedestrain crossing to stop me at a tiny space to move further? 4. Implement countdown timer on red lights as this helps a lot in being proactive. In all, what I am trying to say is that junctions should be intuitive and not a puzzle to solve