Arizona Driving Permit Written Practice Test

What does a right turn on red mean?

1. Turn only if you honk first

2. Ignore the sign

3. Stop and wait for a green light

4. A right turn may be made after coming to a complete stop and clear of traffic

The correct answer is: A right turn may be made after coming to a complete stop and clear of traffic

A) Turning only if you honk first is incorrect because honking is not a requirement for making a right turn on red. B) Ignoring the sign is incorrect because it is illegal to disregard traffic signals and signs. C) Stopping and waiting for a green light is incorrect because a right turn on red allows you to make the turn after stopping and ensuring no oncoming traffic is present. D) This is the correct answer. When making a right turn on red, it is important to come to a complete stop and ensure there is no oncoming traffic before proceeding with the turn. It is also important to note that some intersections may have specific signs indicating whether or not right turns on red are allowed, so it is important to pay attention to those signs as well. Choosing this option shows an understanding of the correct procedure for making a right turn on red.