You intend to make a U-turn. Is there going to be a collision with the tram?

In the video, you are entering a junction with traffic lights in the far left lane; the directional traffic lights S-3 (with arrows) at your lane show a combined green arrow - left and U-turn - and on the tram tracks on the left side of the street a tram is coming from the opposite direction and stops before the junction. A green directional signal that includes the U-turn means that the manoeuvre is conflict-free - at that time the tram has a stop signal. The answer is: no.

The Regulation on road signs and signals states that the green signal shown by the directional traffic lights S-3 means that when driving in the direction shown, there is no conflict with other road users. When traffic is controlled by S-3, you may make a U-turn only if the arrow on the traffic lights includes the U-turn - the lane direction arrow P-8b on the roadway alone is not enough in that case. Even so, you make the U-turn while watching the tram: traffic lights are sometimes faulty, and a tram needs a long distance to brake.

Legal basis: § 97 para. 1 and 3 and § 87 para. 2 of the Regulation on road signs and signals