Kansas Class C Written Test Practice
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You are in the proper left-turn lane of a one-way street, turning left onto another one-way street. The signal is circular red, no sign prohibits the turn, and the path can be clear. What may you do?
Blue A faces north, stopped behind the stop line on a one-way street. The crossing street runs west only. Its red signal faces the northbound approach. White pavement arrows establish both one-way directions.
Correct answer: Stop, yield to traffic and pedestrians, then turn when safe.
Why
Kansas permits this left turn on red after the full required stop unless a sign prohibits it. Both streets must carry one-way traffic, and you must yield to lawful intersection traffic and pedestrians in the adjacent crosswalk. Follow the proper approach and receiving-lane course.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Left turn after red on one-way streets · p. 34
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