The new stop lights in the left-turn lanes where Interstate 480 spills onto Granger Road look strange. The traditional red circle? Gone. In its place glows a red left-turn arrow.

RCW 46.61.055 goes on to address what’s legal at a steady red arrow: “… vehicle operators facing a steady red arrow indication may, after stopping, proceed to make … a left turn from a one ...

In general, the red arrow acts just like a normal stop light, meaning you're free to turn right after stopping and making sure the intersection is clear -- unless you see a sign that says you can ...

In this scenario, you’re turning against a circular red light — not an arrow. Motorists can never turn on a red arrow, no matter if they’re turning left or right, the law says. Fines for ...

Here's the exact law from the Florida Highway Patrol: FSS 316.075 (c) Steady red indication.— 1. Vehicular traffic facing a steady red signal shall stop before entering the crosswalk on the near ...

For Lincoln drivers who have questioned whether they can turn right or left on a red arrow (and perhaps decided it was OK to go ahead), state law just clarified the answer: No, you can’t. That ...

Turning left on red onto a two-way street remains illegal in Idaho and most states. A red arrow means you need a green light to advance, regardless of whether you’re turning left or right.

A left turn onto a one-way street is only permitted if there are no signs prohibiting the turn. A red arrow means you need a green to advance, regardless of whether you’re turning left or right.