Traffic order and driving through intersectionsQuestion #14762Multiple correct
When is a driver forbidden to enter the intersection of carriageways even though the traffic light is green?
Explanation
Even on green, don't enter a junction if an obstacle in or beyond it, such as a queue, would leave you stopped inside it, blocking others. An area marked with yellow lines shows exactly such a place: if the way across and beyond it is clear, you may drive on. On green, let pedestrians finish crossing; you must give way to an emergency vehicle only when its blue beacons and siren are on.
KET reference: KET 160: You may not enter the intersection of carriageways if there is an obstacle in it or beyond it that would force you to stop in the junction and obstruct other traffic; KET 3 pr. 1.32: An area marked with yellow lines at the intersection of carriageways is a place you may not enter if there is an obstacle in it or beyond it that would force you to stop there and obstruct other traffic; KET 161: When the permitting signal comes on, the driver must give way to vehicles leaving the intersection (if they began the manoeuvre on a permitting signal) and let pedestrians finish crossing the carriageway.Report an issue. If your email app did not open, write to info@ketuzduotys.lt.
