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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice

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You face a steady circular red light in the proper right-turn lane. No sign prohibits the turn. When may you turn right?

Blue A is on the right-turn approach to an intersection with a circular red signal. The stop line and receiving lanes are visible. No prohibition sign or chosen turn path appears in the question image.

Blue A is on the right-turn approach to an intersection with a circular red signal. The stop line and receiving lanes are visible. No prohibition sign or chosen turn path appears in the question image.

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