Box Junctions - What You Need to Know @worlddriving
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Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When to stop in a yellow box junction driving-school-beckenham.co.uk

Yellow box junctions are normally found on busy roads and are there to help traffic flow. Knowing the rules about yellow box junctions is important if you're going to avoid possibly getting fined.

You're not allowed to stop in a box junction unless you're turning right and are prevented from turning because of oncoming traffic. Your exit road needs to be clear. If it isn't then you have to stop before the yellow box junction.

When learning to drive it's important to know the rules regarding yellow box junctions. Getting it wrong could not only make you fail your driving test, but you can also expect a fine in the post. You will learn about box junctions during your driving lessons. Learning about box junctions is important if you're going to be taking your theory test soon or if you're visiting from abroad and are going to be driving in the UK.

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