How do traffic light controlled junctions that have filter systems work?

I understand the general concept of traffic light controlled junctions that have the green arrow filter system . That if the green arrow on the traffic light is pointing the direction you wish to go then you have priority over other traffic and that , for instance if you wish to turn right and there is a green light circle instead of an arrow then you can go unless oncming traffic is preventing you . However , in the instance where you wish to turn right , and there is green light instead of an arrow and there is oncoming traffi , so you approach the marked are in the middle of the road for turning right . Then before you are able to turn right due to the oncming traffic , the light turns to red , do you wait in the middle of the road for there to be a green light or arrow , or do you go when the light turns red , because otherwise you will be blocking traffic ?

if you pass on green and then they change,you are in the wrong if involved in a crash..

One Response to “How do traffic light controlled junctions that have filter systems work?”

  1. if you pass on green and then they change,you are in the wrong if involved in a crash..
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