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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
You are on a one-way street turning left onto another one-way street. You face a circular red signal with no turn prohibition. What is permitted?
A blue car faces north before a white stop line on a one-way street. The crossing street runs west, as the pavement arrows show. A circular red signal faces the blue car; no turn route is drawn.
Correct answer: Turn left after a full stop and yielding, when it is safe.
Why
The circular-red exception permits a left turn from a one-way roadway onto a one-way roadway when no device prohibits it. Stop first and yield under the stop-sign rules. A steady red turn arrow or a NO TURN ON RED sign changes the permission.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Left turn on circular red · p. 69, 117
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