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You want to turn right at a steady red arrow in Illinois. You have stopped fully, there is no sign prohibiting the turn, and the crosswalk and receiving lane are clear. What is permitted?
Correct answer: Turn right after yielding to traffic and pedestrians.
Why
Illinois permits a right turn at a steady red arrow after a complete stop unless a traffic-control device prohibits it. Yield to pedestrians and traffic with the right of way and turn only when safe. A red arrow does not give priority or permit a rolling turn.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Right turn at a red arrow · p. 81
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