When can you make a right turn at a red light?

Making a right turn at a red light is permitted in many jurisdictions provided that certain conditions are met. The correct answer reflects the requirement that the driver must come to a complete stop at the red light before proceeding to ensure that the intersection is clear of oncoming traffic and pedestrians. This practice promotes safety and allows the driver to yield to any possible hazards before executing the turn.

In many areas, it is also expected that drivers will look for signs indicating whether a right turn on red is allowed, or if there are any specific restrictions in place. By stopping and checking for oncoming vehicles or pedestrians, the driver can make a safe and informed decision before proceeding with the turn.