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When making a right turn at an intersection in British Columbia, under what conditions is a right-turn-on-red permissible?
In BC, a right turn on a red light is permitted after coming to a complete stop and ensuring the way is clear and safe, unless prohibited by a sign.
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Question: When making a right turn at an intersection in British Columbia, under what conditions is a right-turn-on-red permissible?
Answer options:
- Always, as long as it's safe to do so.
- Only if there is a 'right turn on red allowed' sign. ✅ Only after coming to a complete stop and it is safe, unless a 'No Right Turn on Red' sign is present.
- Never, right turns on red are prohibited in BC.
Correct answer: Only after coming to a complete stop and it is safe, unless a 'No Right Turn on Red' sign is present.
Explanation: In BC, a right turn on a red light is permitted after coming to a complete stop and ensuring the way is clear and safe, unless prohibited by a sign.
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