This sign means?
- Only right turn allowed
- Do not turn right
- Do not turn left
- Do not turn right when facing a red light at the intersection ✓
Answer: D. Do not turn right when facing a red light at the intersection
The sign means you must not turn right while the traffic light is red at that intersection.
Why this is the answer
The handbook says a right turn on red is allowed only when no sign forbids it, and only after a complete stop when the way is clear. It also lists a regulatory sign whose meaning is that a right turn is not permitted when facing a red light at an intersection. Regulatory signs give a direction that must be obeyed, and a sign showing an activity crossed out means that activity is not allowed. So this sign targets right turns on red, not right turns in general.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Only right turn allowed — This choice reverses the sign's meaning, since the sign forbids a right turn in that red-light situation rather than requiring one.
- B. Do not turn right — This is too broad: the handbook ties the restriction to facing a red light, so it does not ban every right turn at the intersection.
- C. Do not turn left — A left-turn ban is listed as a separate regulatory sign, so it does not match the meaning given for this sign.
Remember it
Picture the red light as part of the sign: the ban switches on only when that light is red.