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In New Jersey, are you allowed to turn right at a red signal?

Correct answer

  • Yes, but only if a sign permits you to do so.
  • No. In New Jersey, you cannot turn right at a red signal.
  • Yes, but only after coming to a stop and yielding to traffic and pedestrians.

Explanation

In New Jersey, you are allowed to turn right on a red signal unless there are signs prohibiting it. First, however, you must come to a complete stop and then yield to pedestrians and traffic.

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