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Edited by BrenMan 94:
7/13/2014 2:31:14 AM
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Driving Question [Answered]
If you're approaching a T intersection from the major road about to turn right onto the ending road, and the light is red, do you need to stop before you turn? I was driving my mom home from her parents' house and she pointed out to me that I needed to stop at the light. I told her that I didn't. Who's right in this instance? Note that there were no cars in the oncoming turning lane.
Hopefully the crudely drawn diagram helps show what I was doing.
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1 ReplyYes, you need to come to a complete stop. A solid red light always warrants a stop, even when turning right.
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No cop No stop homie!
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2 RepliesNah bro, Red light means go FASTER! then drift that corner like a bawss.
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Technically you're supposed to stop, but it's like a stop sign, you really only stop if there's a car coming.
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Just remember Don't Do What an Asian Would Do #DDWAWD
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3 RepliesEdited by PSU Athletics: 7/13/2014 1:10:07 AMYes you have to come to a complete stop. And then you can turn if there is no "No Turn on Red" sign. Source: I got a $70 ticket for it.
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How are you allowed to drive if you don't know you have to always stop at red lights?
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I don't think there is ever a time you can roll through a red light (legally).
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Stop at red lights. Regardless.
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Complete stop look both ways then go.
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Yes. Always come to a complete stop. Though I rarely do lol.
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You have to stop. Sometimes there will be signs that say "No right turn on red" as well.
