When may you turn right on a red light in Texas?
Never — right turns on red are illegal statewide.
Texas generally permits right on red after a complete stop.
After a complete stop, unless a sign prohibits it.
Only between 6 AM and 10 PM.
Texas has no time-of-day restriction on right-on-red.
Only if there is no oncoming traffic.
Yielding to traffic is required, but the answer must reflect the stop-first rule.
Texas allows right turns on red after the driver has come to a complete stop and yielded to pedestrians and cross traffic, unless a posted sign reads "No Turn on Red." This is the default rule in most US states. Unlike New York City, there is no blanket prohibition in any Texas city.
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