What does amber – green traffic light mean in South Korea?
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- Aparna Patel
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- 26 Jul, 2023
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4/10/2020 10:09:20 PM
I am guessing this may be some kind of a holdover from the old pre-1978 system where yellow didn’t mean yield, or transition, but instead meant it was OK to turn left. Sort of like a left arrow.
5/28/2019 10:56:03 AM
Not 100% sure, but since Road Traffic Authority website saysSorry, Korean…
Amber light on (NB: Not blinking):
- Signal changing, stop before the intersection.
- (Cars) Permitted to turn right, provided you do not hinder pedestrians.
If your signal had 3 lights (Red – Amber – Green), I am assuming it is case for the second bullet point.
Credit:stackoverflow.com‘
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