What does a red arrow signal indicate?

What does a red arrow signal indicate?

• A. You may proceed in that direction when the arrow is red.
• B. You must stop and wait behind the stop line.
• C. You may not proceed in the direction of the arrow; wait for a green signal or arrow.
• D. The signal has no effect on your movement.

Answer: (C)

A red arrow means you cannot move in the direction it points. It acts as a stop for that specific turn or movement, so you must halt and wait for the signal to change to green or for a green arrow to appear before proceeding in that direction. You may still go straight or follow a different green signal in your lane if those movements are allowed, but the red arrow itself blocks the path it indicates. Stop behind the stop line and wait for a green indication for that direction.

A red arrow means you cannot move in the direction it points. It acts as a stop for that specific turn or movement, so you must halt and wait for the signal to change to green or for a green arrow to appear before proceeding in that direction. You may still go straight or follow a different green signal in your lane if those movements are allowed, but the red arrow itself blocks the path it indicates. Stop behind the stop line and wait for a green indication for that direction.