The green arrow is lit. If you want to turn right, do you have right of way?
A)No, because the red light prohibits me from turning.
B)Yes, because the green arrow requires me to turn.
C)No, because the green arrow allows me to proceed but I must give way to the approaching vehicle.Correct
Vehicles proceeding in accordance with the green arrow indication must do so with caution, giving way to vehicles travelling in the lane they are joining and not endangering pedestrians who are crossing the road.
Any vehicle that, when the green arrow lights up, is in the lane that other vehicles need to use to proceed in the direction indicated by the arrow, must proceed in that direction (if it is not possible in its own direction) even if that was not the direction it intended to take. In the situation shown in image 1, if the yellow vehicle wants to turn right, the black vehicle will also be obliged to do so even if that was not the direction it intended to take.
Any vehicle that, when the green arrow lights up, is in the lane that other vehicles need to use to proceed in the direction indicated by the arrow, must proceed in that direction (if it is not possible in its own direction) even if that was not the direction it intended to take. In the situation shown in image 1, if the yellow vehicle wants to turn right, the black vehicle will also be obliged to do so even if that was not the direction it intended to take.