Under what condition may you turn in the direction of a red arrow?

• A. The arrow is green or turning allowed.
• B. The arrow is red but there is no traffic.
• C. Any time you stop first.
• D. Only after honking once.

Answer: (A)

Red arrows tell you not to turn in that direction unless you have a green signal for that movement or a separate indication that turning is allowed. So you may turn when the arrow is green or when a turning-permitted signal is shown. Until then, you must stop and yield to pedestrians and other traffic. Honking or stopping briefly does not create permission, and a red arrow itself does not authorize a turn.