A driver reaches a red light and wants to turn right. No sign prohibits the turn. What sequence is required?
Stop at the applicable point, yield, then turn only when the way is clear✓Correct answer
Slow at the crosswalk and turn if no vehicle sounds a horn
Turn without stopping when pedestrians are absent
Stop beyond the intersection edge and claim priority over approaching traffic
Explanation
The red signal requires a complete stop at the correct line, crosswalk or edge, followed by yielding and a clear-way check before a permitted right turn. Merely slowing skips the stop, while the absence of a prohibition sign does not remove the yielding duty.