azbob
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...there's no oncoming traffic.
You're turning right, traffic ahead of you is all going straight. You have a green arrow therefore there's no oncoming traffic. This is at peak traffic. Waiting for everyone to go straight before you can turn right would take a few cycles.
Would you go on the oncoming lane to turn right?
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No.
That's asking for trouble.
Also if it is clear the other side the chances are greater that someone will come speeding down the other way.
That's a taxi move right there.
On a more serious note, if there was an arrow to the right, there'd have been a dedicated "turn-right" lane
As based on that picture and being in a car...no.
If there was only one car in front of me going straight then sure I would skip that car to turn right since I would have the time to do so.
Being on a bike/scooter it was never a problem in the first place because you could do it all without ever crossing the solid line.
The other side (oncoming) has a red traffic light since you have a green turn right arrow.
Yeah, I checked it on google maps now. It doesn't really make sense though.There is an arrow to the right and there's no dedicated turn right lane. This is not a hypothetical scenario.
The other side (oncoming) has a red traffic light since you have a green turn right arrow.
Don't know the intersection, but couldn't there be cars turning left from the road you'd be going into?