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Stop before entering the intersection.
When the red traffic light is on the far side of the intersection, as in this case, we must stop before entering the intersection, regardless of the direction we wish to take, to avoid stopping in the middle of the intersection and obstructing vehicles travelling on the intersecting road.
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Stop before entering the intersection.
Continue driving, since the traffic light is beyond the intersection.
Make the turn following the general right-of-way rules.
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