About The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits: which statement is WRONG?
Drivers may not block a junction, not even on green.
An illuminated bicycle image in the traffic light also applies to drivers who want to turn right.
Stopping on yellow is the main rule, BUT anyone who has approached the light so closely that stopping is no longer reasonably possible may proceed.
Once an arrow is visible, the light applies EXCLUSIVELY to the direction the arrow indicates.
Explanation
trap: shared junction, shared light. The bicycle light applies to cyclists, moped riders on a cycle/moped path and drivers of a mobility scooter, not to other traffic. The driver follows their own light