Can you turn right when the straight arrow is red?

[ElizaFitz]

No. For arrow traffic lights, you can only turn right when the right-turn arrow is green, and you must be in the right-turn lane to do so. If you are in the straight lane, you cannot turn right regardless of whether the straight arrow is red or green. Below is some relevant information about turning at straight arrow signals: 1. Motor vehicle signals and non-motor vehicle signals: At intersections without non-motor vehicle signals or pedestrian crossing signals, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians should follow the motor vehicle signals. When the light is red, right-turning vehicles may proceed if they do not hinder the passage of released vehicles or pedestrians. 2. Right-turn lane signal settings at intersections: When the signal is a circular light, if there is no 'No right turn on red' sign at the intersection, you may turn right; if there is such a sign, right turns are prohibited. Check if there is a 'No right turn' sign at the intersection—if there is, you cannot turn right; if not, you may turn right. When the arrow is red, if there is a right-turn arrow signal, you can determine whether a right turn is allowed based on the color of the right-turn arrow light.