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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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A steady red arrow controls your right-turn lane. You have stopped completely, no sign prohibits the turn, and the way is clear after yielding. Under Hawaii’s signal rule, may you turn right?
Correct answer: Yes, after the required stop and yielding, when the turn can be made safely
Why
Hawaii’s handbook gives a red arrow the red-light meaning for the indicated lane. The statutory right-turn-on-red exception requires a complete stop and yielding and is subject to posted prohibitions. Never treat the arrow shape as permission to roll through the stop.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Red right-turn arrow · p. 39, 40
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