After stopping at a circular red signal on a two-way street, you want to turn left from the lawful lane onto a one-way street. No sign prohibits the turn and no separate arrow controls it. What does Alaska allow?

Correct answer: Turn left if the one-way street flows that way, after yielding.

Why

Alaska allows a left turn after stopping at a circular red from the lawful turn lane onto a one-way street when the direction permits it and no control prohibits it or assigns a separate green arrow. Yield to traffic and pedestrians. Never use this permission to turn left onto a two-way street or against a red arrow.

Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Left turn onto a one-way street on red · p. 55