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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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A steady red arrow controls your right turn. You have stopped, and the road appears clear. May you make that turn now?
Correct answer: No. Wait for a signal that permits the turn.
Why
Remain stopped for the right turn until a signal permits it. A steady red arrow has a different rule from a steady circular red light. This question concerns the movement controlled by the arrow, with no officer directing otherwise.
Verified against California Vehicle Code and California Driver’s Handbook · Right turn against a red arrow
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