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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You stop at a red light on a one-way street. You want to turn left onto a one-way street on which traffic moves to your left. No sign prohibits the turn. What may you do?
A waits at a red signal on a one-way approach to a left-flowing one-way street. The question has no left-turn route.
Correct answer: After a full stop, turn left when it is clear, yielding to people and traffic
Why
The rule works like a right turn on red, because you do not cross oncoming traffic. Watch for pedestrians in the crosswalk that you turn across. A NO TURN ON RED sign prohibits the turn.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Turning on a red light · p. 69, 31
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