Other than the obvious to stop here on red? If this sign is at an intersection and you are turning right, does this mean you cannot turn right until the light turns green?
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What does the sign "Stop here on Red" mean?
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Last: 15 yr ago by Highway Man 94
it means it is that time of the month and you should proceed no further.
I saw that sign on a pair of panties!
would you turn right at an intersection without stopping first anyway??
i bs'd that anyways
[This message has been edited by Ragoo (edited 6/29/2009 11:21p).]
[This message has been edited by Ragoo (edited 6/29/2009 11:21p).]
Just the obvious. It does not prohibit RTOR.
It'll say NO TURN ON RED if you can't turn right on red.
used to indicate the specific location where the lead car should stop.
with stop signs, you stop even with them, but that doesn't quite work for red lights
with stop signs, you stop even with them, but that doesn't quite work for red lights
Regulatory Sign R10-6 is used for observance of stop lines. In construction zones, if there is a stop bar missing at a signalized intersection, then a sign would be placed to inform the driver of the vehicle where to stop.
It's really self explanatory, but I figured, what the heck...I'll tell the kid anyway.
It's really self explanatory, but I figured, what the heck...I'll tell the kid anyway.
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