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Difficulty: EasyTraffic Light Signals

A driver facing a steady red arrow light in a dedicated right-turn lane is legally permitted to turn right after coming to a full stop and yielding to all cross traffic and pedestrians.

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Answer

The statement is false. A steady red arrow signal prohibits making a turn in the direction of the arrow, requiring drivers to remain stopped until a green arrow or green light is displayed.
The statement is false because traffic laws dictate that a steady red arrow means stop and remain stopped. Drivers may not proceed or execute a turn in the direction indicated by the arrow until a green signal is displayed.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the signal type and direction
The signal is a steady red arrow pointing right.
Traffic signal rules differentiate between circular solid lights and directional arrow lights.
2
Apply traffic legal rules for steady red arrows
Unlike a circular red light, a steady red arrow explicitly forbids turning in the indicated direction while illuminated.
Red arrows indicate protected or restricted turn phases where movement in that direction is not allowed.

Key Concept

Steady Red Arrow Signal Rules
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