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You want to turn right at this signal. No sign bans a turn on red. What must you do?
Correct answer: Stop fully, then turn if pedestrians and traffic are clear
Why
For any other movement, such as going straight or turning left, you must stay stopped until the signal turns green. Where a sign bans a right turn on red, wait for green even to turn right. Pedestrians who cross with their own signal and vehicles that move on a green light have the right-of-way over your turn.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Traffic Signals · p. 46
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