Practice question

After stopping at a steady red signal, when may a Maryland driver usually turn right?

  1. Only if there is no sign prohibiting the turn and the driver yields to pedestrians and traffic
  2. Any time, because a right turn never conflicts with other road users
  3. Only after honking to warn pedestrians
  4. Never, because all turns on red are prohibited in Maryland

Answer: A — Only if there is no sign prohibiting the turn and the driver yields to pedestrians and traffic

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