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- Driving lessons Traffic Lights - Filter lights -what are they and how do you deal with them? In this video we help you to understand what filter lights are, and how you can understand them better, thus becoming a better and safer driver.
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Welcome to our channel! In this video, we're going to discuss how to effectively deal with traffic lights and filter lights to improve your driving experience and save time on the road.
Traffic lights and filter lights play a crucial role in managing traffic flow, ensuring safety, and reducing congestion. Understanding how to navigate them efficiently can make a significant difference in your daily commute.
In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll cover various aspects of dealing with traffic lights and filter lights. We'll provide practical tips and techniques that will help you become a more confident and skilled driver.
Topics covered in this video include:
Understanding traffic light signals: We'll explain the different signals you're likely to encounter at traffic lights, including green, yellow, and red lights, as well as filter lights.
Proper positioning at lights: Learn about the importance of positioning your vehicle correctly at traffic lights to maximize safety and minimize delays.
Preparing for green lights: Discover strategies to anticipate when the light is about to turn green, allowing you to smoothly transition and maintain a steady flow of traffic.
Responding to yellow and red lights: We'll provide guidance on how to react when encountering yellow or red lights, emphasizing safe stopping distances and appropriate decision-making.
Navigating filter lights: Filter lights often have different rules and signals. We'll explain how to interpret and navigate these lights effectively.
Understanding junction dynamics: Gain insights into the dynamics of traffic junctions including right-of-way rules, turning signals, and handling various traffic scenarios.
Advanced techniques: For more experienced drivers, we'll share some advanced tips for dealing with complex intersections, heavy traffic, and optimizing your travel time.
By implementing the strategies discussed in this video, you'll be able to navigate traffic lights and filter lights with confidence, efficiency, and safety.
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 traffic lights
00:34 Traffic filter lights example
00:53 turning right at filter lights
01:08 what filter lights do
01:42 how not to do filter lights
02:36 filter lights done badly
03:07 filter traffic light examples
03:40 turning left at filter lights
04:06 straight ahead at filter lights
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That was an enormous help..thankyou..I had to drive out of my comfort zone earlier in the week and came up to a filter light that was red but with a green arrow pointing left.. and I wanted to turn left..thank goodness I got it right...your tutorial has made sense of it all..Jxx 😎⛱🌝🌞☀️💐🌻
Just beware you cannot turn on red in England, even after you stop and no one is coming.. England is not the United States..
awww felt bad for the vehicle that was unsure. Thanks for clearing these up!
Thank you! I passed my test two weeks ago and got really confused today. There was a straight ahead filter arrow but I was in the middle lane (left lane was left and straight ahead) so I wasn’t sure if the light was for me or for the other lane but now I know it’s for the direction of travel not just the lane lol the car behind beeped me 😂
Thank you! That made so much sense. I passed my test but always had a fear of different cities ,just because of these filter lights!
Excellent, tx u so much for putting up so much efforts for clearing our concepts
Superb demonstration and explanation
Very informative, thanks for the efforts
Sooo helpful video
Thank you so much
Great video, thank you! 🙌
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Amazing video thanks really it's useful
Really useful thank you
Excellent video, thank you!
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Helpful 👍thanks
Great video, easy to understand! Thank you
I didn't know they called them Filter Lights in the UK. We usually just refer to them as either arrows or turn signals. You will even occasionally see a sign next to it stating like "left turn signal".
Top notch vid
Thanks mate
thank you
If you are trying to turn right at a crossroads, and the lights have the typical red, amber, and green circular lights, but also an attached right filter light, but no red or amber lights for the right turn (i.e. L shaped traffic light), can you turn right without the right filter light assuming no oncoming traffic? Or should you wait for the filter light?
Here in america we simply call them turn signals, they tend to have 4 or 5 lights. Most arrows are green or yellow.
They are called filter lights because they used to be a black paint or film shape on the cover to make the arrow shape, these days they are normally just arrangements of LEDs.
just got a ticket for running a red light think they are broken as the light was red with green arrows ether side pointing straight ahead i will be appealing this as you can clearly see they are illuminated on the pictures they sent in the post
I assume at 2:49 that black car on the right should not have gone right?
The grey car Audi can go but not the black BMW.
Thats correct the car on the left should go but the car behind it hooted which then lead to both dark cars on the right to go through the red light when they should not have.
I swear I saw a straight ahead arrow, for a junction where there is no straight ahead. Only left or right.
I went to England and turning on red is not allowed.. Americans need to know this!!! I had wait till it turned green...
Hiya yes generally this is true - the only exceptions are when you see these filter arrows and you are going in the direction the arrow points.
So true!! In the United States in technical terms, unless a sign prohibits the right turn on red, you MAY, not must, turn right on red after you stop and look for traffic; that is motorist, bicyclist, and the peds.. You don't have to turn on red as it is your right to do so.. Just expect honkers, middle fingers, and rude blokes as they say there.. Me, just like you wait till it turns green regardless..
Hi,
What happens one violates the traffic signals.. especially someone new to the UK?
Hiya thanks for the question. Unfortunately if you are caught on camera or witnessed doing it wrong, depending on the offence committed, The current penalty for failing to stop for a red light is usually an £100 fine and 3 points on your licence. The points will stay on record for four years.
There is an insanely loud noise at the start of the video that can damage speakers if they have been turned up.
Confusing. Why dont just change the lights into arrows so people will easily spot if its straight or turn signal
Wait so why are all the yellow and red lights circles and only the green lights an arrow shape? No wonder the drivers got confused, it would probably be more helpful to make them all a filter shape. This is what they do in Australian and The Netherlands at least.
Is it only older installations Or are they all like this?
Also, with that installation that had 4 lights in a vertical lines and the bottom one is a green left arrow. If that light was to go out because you are no longer allowed to turn left, will it just extinguish without any warning or yellow light, or does the installation display a yellow light at the same time as the red, to indicate that cars turning left will soon be no longer allowed to, while cars going straight can still not go. Or alternatively, do the lights always change to green (to allow all traffic to go) and it will never extinguish while the main light is red?
Hiya unfortunately the lights vary, some will have normal green lights where both sides go at the same time, some will have normal green lights but only let one side go at a time, others will have the filter arrows. 🤨
Turning left on green light on the left hand side but without green left arrow. In situations like that can we take left turn
hiya yes as long as the light is on green and if theres two sets of traffic lights, it must be the left set.
Thank you very much
For 5:22, if we are going straight ahead, shouldn't the car be in the left lane?
Hi, yeah that’s completely correct yes, but the reason why we asked that question was that many people just see the green light and think that they can go regardless of the direction they’re actually meant to be going
These filter lights are too sparse and many learner drivers, If the info is not rigorously integrated into the theory section, will have no concept of these filter lights existing.
In oxford city for example these filter lights have a double edged sword as they at multiple places indicate into a right turn box, yet oncoming traffic is allowed to simultaneously come through, stranding 1-3 drivers in a stand out position within multiple lanes. This is on top of the confusion that the filter light only allowed the drivers into a zone which requires the drivers own judgement-making to execute the turn.
There's very little that's universal about driving in the UK nowadays.
Don't even get me started on the psychological phenomenon that is the Swindon magic roundabout.
It’s true that the implementation varies a bit. There are some junctions where a right hand (either 45° or right angle) green arrow does actually give you right of way all the way through, whereas others behave as you describe in that opposing moves can happen at the same time, with having to give way (sometimes at a stop line until it wears out) to opposite direction moves. Where I live, there are a couple that do the opposite within a short distance of each other, where one set are provided by the local Council, and the other the DfT for a top-end A road junction. You just have to learn the route to understand what to do.
The only other comment is that it’s worth noting that lane markings, and road side signs should match the signalling (when you can see them). E.g. there were right turn only lane markings in some of the clips.
06:00 Clip 8. Absolutely no, you are in the right lane, and if you go straight ahead that is a serious fault for response to road marking.
Hiya That would be correct. However we were on about directions rather than lane position- that’s why we were in the right lane and didn’t go.
Background music is pretty damn annoying!
sorry we will try and lower it for the others.