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You face a steady circular red light in the lawful right-turn lane. No sign or separate arrow prohibits or controls the turn. When may you turn right?
A north-facing blue car approaches a circular red signal in the right lane. The intersection has no turn-prohibition sign.
Correct answer: After a full stop and yielding to traffic and pedestrians.
Why
Stop at the line, or the applicable crosswalk or intersection point. A right turn on circular red is permitted only when no control prohibits it, no separate green arrow controls the movement, and you yield to road users lawfully in the intersection or adjacent crosswalk.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Right turn at circular red · p. 55
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