Ontario G1 Knowledge Test — G1 Practice Question
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Rules of the Road
At a red traffic light where no sign prohibits it, you want to turn right. You must:
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Correct Answer: B. Come to a complete stop, yield to pedestrians and cross traffic, then turn when clear
Right on red requires a full stop, check for pedestrians and cross-traffic, then a safe turn. It is permitted only when no 'No Right Turn on Red' sign is posted. Rolling right turns on red are a frequent cause of pedestrian collisions at signalised intersections.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A.Slow down and turn without stopping if the way is clearA full stop is required before turning; rolling through is illegal even at an empty intersection.
- C.Turn immediately — right turn on red is always allowedSome intersections post 'No Right Turn on Red' — you must check before assuming it is always allowed.
- D.Wait for the light to turn green before turningWaiting for green is unnecessary; a stop-then-turn on red is legally permitted where not prohibited.