You're stopped at a red light. You have checked the intersection to see that it is clear of vehicles and people. Unless a sign tells you not to you may?

• A. Turn right
• B. Turn left
• C. Go straight through
• D. U-turn

Answer: (A)

You may turn right after a full stop if the intersection is clear and there’s no sign prohibiting the turn. This allows safe movement of traffic while you ensure there are no pedestrians or cross-traffic in your path, and you yield to anyone already in the intersection. The key steps are stopping completely, scanning for pedestrians and vehicles, and proceeding only when it’s safe. Left turns on red, going straight through, or U-turns at a red light aren’t allowed unless a sign or signal specifically permits them.