No turn on red: A driver who sees this sign at an intersection should understand that:

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Why

Turning right after a complete stop at a red light is normally allowed, but this sign cancels that permission. Here you have to wait for the green signal before making a turn.

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Topic: Regulatory signs   License: Car permit

Part of these practice sets:

• Turns, Turn Signals and Hand Signals
• Regulatory Signs
• Regulatory, Route and Service Signs

Where it applies: Asked in every state. Compare permit tests by state

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