The article explains the protocol for drivers approaching intersections with tram tracks and the necessary precautions for making a left turn. A representative from the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD), Māris Lūsis, outlines that the first point to consider is whether the tram tracks are at the same level as the roadway. Depending on the positioning of the tracks, drivers must determine the proper lane to fulfill the turn safely.

If the tram tracks are situated in the middle of the road, drivers should position themselves accordingly based on their direction of travel. The article also emphasizes the importance of following traffic signs; if a sign indicates a left turn must be made from the driving lane, adherence to that rule is crucial. On the other hand, if the tram tracks are located on the left side, drivers enter the tracks to achieve the left turn, also regarding their travel direction.

Another representative, Alberts Krūmiņš, highlights that approaching a tram stop requires drivers to be vigilant about pedestrians and any trams on the tracks. One clear indicator that a driver may need to stop and yield is when they observe an approaching tram, which can be identified by the tram's indicators, ensuring safety for all road users. This advisory piece aims to enhance traffic safety and educate drivers about navigating tram intersections correctly.