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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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You face a steady circular red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. What must you do first?
A north-facing blue car approaches a circular red signal in the right lane. The intersection has no turn-prohibition sign.
Correct answer: Stop completely at the proper point, then yield and turn when safe.
Why
Stop at the marked stop line. If none is marked, stop before the near-side crosswalk; if neither exists, stop before the intersection. A right turn on red is permitted unless a sign prohibits it, but only after yielding to pedestrians and other lawful traffic and checking that the turn is safe.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Right turn on red · p. 56, 62, 63
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