California Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

Can you make a turn on a red light at an intersection when turning right?

1. Yes

2. Only if you stop first

3. Only if you can see the intersection is clear

4. No

The correct answer is: Only if you can see the intersection is clear

If you choose A, you are stating that it is always legal to make a right turn on red, regardless of the situation. This is incorrect as there may be certain circumstances where making a right turn on red is not allowed, such as when there is a "No Turn on Red" sign posted. If you choose B, you are suggesting that you can only make a right turn on red if you come to a complete stop before proceeding. While this may be a general rule for turning at a red light, it does not apply specifically to turning right. If you choose D, you are saying it is never legal to make a right turn on red, which is also incorrect. In many places, it is legal to make a right turn on red as long as you follow certain rules, such as yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic. The correct answer, C, states that you can make