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A steady red arrow controls your intended turn. No traffic-control device expressly permits that turn after stopping. What must you do while the arrow is red?
Correct answer: Stop and remain stopped for that movement
Why
Stop at the required point and remain stopped for the movement controlled by the red arrow. The adopted signal standard recognizes an express traffic-control-device exception; none is present here. Move only when the applicable signal or authorized control permits, and continue to yield as required.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual and current primary authorities · Steady red turn arrow · p. 43
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