What must you do when turning right on red?

What must you do when turning right on red?

• A. You may turn immediately after signaling.
• B. Come to a complete stop, yield to pedestrians and other traffic, and proceed only when safe unless sign prohibits.
• C. Turn after driving through the crosswalk quickly.
• D. You must turn left instead of right.

Answer: (B)

When turning right on red, you must come to a complete stop first, then yield to pedestrians and any crossing or through traffic, and only proceed when it’s safe to do so. If there’s a sign that prohibits turning on red, you may not turn at all. After stopping, check that the crosswalk is clear and that no vehicles or bicyclists have the right of way, and only turn when you can do so without endangering anyone. The other options skip the required stop, try to rush through the crosswalk, or suggest turning left, which aren’t permitted rules for a right-on-red turn.

When turning right on red, you must come to a complete stop first, then yield to pedestrians and any crossing or through traffic, and only proceed when it’s safe to do so. If there’s a sign that prohibits turning on red, you may not turn at all. After stopping, check that the crosswalk is clear and that no vehicles or bicyclists have the right of way, and only turn when you can do so without endangering anyone.

The other options skip the required stop, try to rush through the crosswalk, or suggest turning left, which aren’t permitted rules for a right-on-red turn.