You want to turn right at a box junction. There’s oncoming traffic. What should you do?

A: Wait in the box junction if your exit is clear

B: Wait before the junction until it's clear of all traffic

C: Drive on; you can't turn right at a box junction

D: Drive slowly into the box junction when signalled by oncoming traffic

You can wait in the box junction as long as your exit is clear. At some point there’ll be a gap in the oncoming traffic, or the traffic lights will change, allowing you to proceed.

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