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At an intersection controlled by traffic lights, which statement about starting a right turn is correct?

I se fetaula'iga e fa'atonutonu i molī o feoa'iga, o le fea fa'amatalaga e sa'o e uiga i le amata ona liliu i le taumatau?

AYou may turn on a green right arrow if safe, or on a green circular light with no red or yellow right arrow after giving way to oncoming straight-through and left-turning traffic and crossing pedestrians.E mafai ona e liliu i se aū lanumeamata taumatau pe a saogalemu, po o se molī lanumeamata lapotopoto e leai se aū mūmū po o samasama taumatau, pe a uma ona tu'u le avanoa i ta'avale o aga'i mai le isi itu ma alu sa'o po o liliu i le agavale, ma tagata savavali o kolosi.BA marked right-turn waiting area lets you turn regardless of the signal colour.O se vaega fa'ailogaina e fa'atali ai e liliu i le taumatau e mafai ai ona e liliu tusa lava po o le ā le lanu o le molī.CIf the road is empty, you may start turning on a red circular light without a green right arrow.Afai e leai ni isi ta'avale i le auala, e mafai ona e amata ona liliu i se molī mūmū lapotopoto e aunoa ma se aū lanumeamata taumatau.

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A red right arrow prohibits the turn even beside circular green. Circular red without a green right arrow does not permit starting a right turn just because the road is empty.

E fa'asā e se aū mūmū taumatau le liliu tusa pe iai se molī lanumeamata lapotopoto i ona autafa. O se molī mūmū lapotopoto e leai se aū lanumeamata taumatau e lē fa'atagaina ai le amata ona liliu i le taumatau ona o le auala avanoa.

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