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When you are turning right on red, you must yield to

Correct answer

  • pedestrians.
  • cars.
  • bicycles.

Explanation

At a red light, you must come to a complete stop. Then you may turn right if there are no signs prohibiting it. However, before turning, you must first yield to all pedestrians and vehicles (includiing bicycles) using the intersection.

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