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Multiple Choice

When an arrow signal displays a red arrow, traffic turning in that direction must do what?

Arrows with signals tell you when a turn is protected. When that arrow is red, the turning movement is not allowed. You must come to a full stop and wait behind the stop line until the signal changes to green or until a green arrow for that direction appears. You may only proceed with the turn when you have a green indication for that direction. If you’re not turning that way, you can continue straight or turn in other directions as allowed by their signals. A green arrow would let you turn, a yellow arrow means you should stop or proceed with caution as the signal changes, and a white arrow isn’t a standard turning signal.

Arrows with signals tell you when a turn is protected. When that arrow is red, the turning movement is not allowed. You must come to a full stop and wait behind the stop line until the signal changes to green or until a green arrow for that direction appears. You may only proceed with the turn when you have a green indication for that direction. If you’re not turning that way, you can continue straight or turn in other directions as allowed by their signals. A green arrow would let you turn, a yellow arrow means you should stop or proceed with caution as the signal changes, and a white arrow isn’t a standard turning signal.