South Dakota Operator License Knowledge Practice Test
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You have stopped at a steady red light and want to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. A pedestrian has just stepped into the crosswalk of the street that you will enter. What should you do?
A is stopped at a red light before a right turn. Pedestrian B has stepped into the receiving street’s marked crosswalk; no sign prohibits the turn.
Correct answer: Wait for the pedestrian to cross, because you must yield before a turn on red.
Why
A right turn on red has three steps: come to a complete stop, yield to all pedestrians, bicyclists and cross traffic, and turn only when it is safe. Look for a sign that prohibits the turn, and stay in your lane as you turn. Pedestrians who cross on their own signal have the right-of-way over a driver who turns.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Turns on red · p. 32, 61
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