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by godelski
3106 days ago
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This is an interesting point, and may be a clear distinction in why people are so definitive on one answer or the other (not understanding the variables involved). Is it common in Europe that you can't turn on red? Everywhere I've been in the US turn on red is encouraged, though there are a few exceptions where signs are posted to prohibit the normal behavior. |
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Yes it's almost always the case.
Our intersections are designed a bit different from yours. In ours the stoplights are placed a bit before the intersection, compared to your lights in the intersection, or right after it. This doesn't invite to right-on-red as you do not have that clear of an overview of the incoming traffic from left.