Red Lights, Red Arrows & Turns on Red

1. At least 50 feet before the intersection
2. Before entering the intersection
3. At least 15 feet before the intersection
4. Wherever you can see cross traffic

Answer: Before entering the intersection

At a red light, stop at the stop line, or if there is none, before entering the intersection or reaching the crosswalk.

1. Slow down and merge into the turn
2. Only look left before turning
3. Come to a complete stop, then yield to pedestrians and traffic
4. Stop only if pedestrians are present

Answer: Come to a complete stop, then yield to pedestrians and traffic

Before turning right on red, you must come to a complete stop, look both ways, and yield the right-of-way.

1. From any street with light traffic
2. From a two-way street onto a one-way street
3. Never, under any circumstance
4. One-way street onto one-way street

Answer: One-way street onto one-way street

You may turn left on red only if you're on a one-way street turning left onto another one-way street, after stopping and yielding.

1. Stop; do not go in the arrow's direction
2. Yield to traffic, then proceed in the arrow's direction
3. Proceed slowly if no pedestrians are visible
4. Stop only if other vehicles are present

Answer: Stop; do not go in the arrow's direction

A red arrow means you must stop and may not proceed in that direction, unless a posted sign allows it after a stop.

1. Slow down but do not stop unless a car is coming
2. Stop fully, then go when it's clear
3. Treat it as a yield sign only
4. Proceed without stopping if no cars are near

Answer: Stop fully, then go when it's clear

A flashing red light requires a complete stop and yielding, then proceeding once the way is clear.

1. Slow down and cross if the tracks look clear
2. Come to a complete stop anyway
3. Stop only if the gate is lowered
4. Stop only if you hear a train horn

Answer: Come to a complete stop anyway

At a railroad crossing with a flashing red light, you must come to a complete stop even if you don't see a train.