At an intersection controlled by traffic lights, which statement about starting a right turn is correct?
ʻI ha fetaulakiʻanga ʻoku puleʻi ʻe he maama feʻaluʻaki, ko fē fakamatala fekauʻaki mo e kamata afe toʻomataʻu ʻoku tonu?
A green right arrow permits a safe right turn. Circular green without a red or yellow right arrow requires giving way to opposing straight-ahead or left-turning traffic and crossing pedestrians.
ʻOku fakaʻatā ʻe ha foʻi ngahau lanu mata ki toʻomataʻu ha afe toʻomataʻu ʻoku malu. Ko ha maama lanu mata takai ʻo ʻikai ha foʻi ngahau kulokula pe engeenga ki toʻomataʻu ʻoku fiemaʻu ai ke tukuange ʻa e hala ki he feʻaluʻaki hangatonu pe afe toʻohema ʻoku haʻu mei muʻá mo e kau lue ʻoku kolosi.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
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.
ʻOku tapui ʻe ha foʻi ngahau kulokula ki toʻomataʻu ʻa e afe neongo ʻoku ʻi hono tafaʻakí ha maama lanu mata takai. Ko ha maama kulokula takai ʻo ʻikai ha foʻi ngahau lanu mata ki toʻomataʻu ʻoku ʻikai fakaʻatā ai ʻa e kamata afe toʻomataʻu koeʻuhí pē ʻoku halaʻatā ʻa e hala.