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Where a right turn on red is allowed, what must happen before the turn?
A north-facing blue car approaches a circular red signal in the right lane. The intersection has no turn-prohibition sign.
Correct answer: Stop completely and yield to pedestrians and traffic.
Why
A permitted right turn on red begins only after a full stop and the required yielding.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Right turn on red · p. 29
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