In my opinion, this is one of the most confusing place in Vancouver.
If you are traveling along SE Marine Dr (westbound) and want to turn right on Marine Way. There is a traffic light that has Green, Yellow, Red, and Green Right Arrow lights facing you in the right turn lane.
Is it okay to make a right turn when it is a red light?
First thought: Its a red light and the roadsense book says you can turn when its safe. There aren't any "No right turn when red" sign there either.
Second thought: If you can turn when its a red, then why did they bother putting up a traffic light with green right arrows to indicate it is safe to turn right? If this light is to control traffic going westbound onto Marine Way, then turning a right while its red would be the same as running a red light at a normal intersection. Wouldn't it? Otherwise, this light is completely useless, it should be replaced with a yield sign or something.
Its a paradox, while im sitting at that intersection pondering which is true.
What does RS think?
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