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In Norway, you Are never allowed to enter the intersection on a red light. If you want to turn left, you move into the intersection when the light turns green,
by hanche 5y ago
In Norway, you Are never allowed to enter the intersection on a red light. If you want to turn left, you move into the intersection when the light turns green, then stop if needed. At that point the light doesn’t matter to you anymore, and you proceed once the way is clear. With heavy traffic in the opposite direction, that often means after the light turns red.
- Akronymus 5y agoThats pretty much the same situation as over here, in Austria. Police is perfectly fine if you drive out of an intersection when it is red. But driving into it when it is red, can incur a HEFTY fine. Also: A arrow on the signal means you can just go, a full blob means you have to be careful about other traffic. So we have a few intersections where left turns are on a different timer, where ONLY the left turning traffic goes. Usually before the head on traffic gets green. Or where the arrow extends it for the left turning traffic, so they still are allowed to drive into the intersection when straight on wouldn't.