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Massachusetts Class D Learner's Permit Exam
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When may a driver turn left after stopping at a red light?
Car A is seen from behind beneath an illuminated red traffic signal. The view excludes cross streets, lane arrows and any proposed left-turn path.
Correct answer: Between one-way streets, after yielding, unless prohibited
Why
Massachusetts allows this limited left-on-red movement only between one-way streets after the same stop and yield checks required for a right turn on red.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · Turns on red · p. 106
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