What must you do if you want to turn right at traffic signals where a green light is showing?
Ko e hā kuo pau ke ke fai kapau ʻokú ke fie afe ki to'omata'u ʻi ha fetaulaki'anga maama pea ʻoku ulo e maama lanu mata?
A circular green light still requires a right-turning driver to give way to conflicting oncoming straight-ahead and left-turning traffic.
ʻOku kei fiema'u ʻe ha maama siakale lanu mata ke tuku ʻe ha faka'uli ʻoku afe to'omata'u ke mu'omu'a e me'alele mei mu'a ʻoku ʻalu hangatonu pe afe to'ohema pea ʻe fepaki mo hono hala.
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Also give way to pedestrians and others entitled to proceed. A circular green light differs from a green arrow for your direction; do not assume opposing traffic has red.
Tuku foki ke mu'omu'a e kau lue mo kinautolu kehe ʻoku ʻi ai ʻenau totonu ke ʻalu. ʻOku kehe e maama siakale lanu mata mei ha ngahau lanu mata ki ho tafa'aki; ʻoua ʻe pehē ʻoku kulokula e maama ʻo e me'alele ʻoku ha'u mei mu'a.