it means you can ONLY turn on a green light
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It's not a federal law, but more of a state-versus-city law situation.
According to the law, you have to make a complete stop before making a right turn on red. So, technically, you have broken the law and the red light camera caught you in the act.
All. Except for New York City (no turns on red), or if there is an official sign prohibiting it, or if there is a red arrow and a state law prohibiting turns on red arrow signals.
Generally, a red light means "stop," but in many cities, it is permitted to make a right turn on red, with caution, if it is safe to do so (no other cars are coming). But as you have noticed, there are exceptions. If you see a sign that says "no right turn on red," that means that specific red light requires a full stop, and you may not make a right turn until the light changes to green. In other words, if you do not see any signs, you generally are allowed to make a right turn on red. If you do see a sign, you are not allowed to make a right turn on red.
No, you cannot turn on red in Pennsylvania.
Normally a Red "stop" light requires the car to come to a stop and it can only proceed FORWARD if the light changes to green Or if it is a blinking Red light then they can proceed when traffic clears the intersection. Right Turn on Red allows you to come to a complete stop and then proceed to turn Right if the traffic allows. This allows you to proceed even though you do not have a Green light.
The red maple trees turn red in the fall.
Acid turns it in red, while base will turn it blue.
The Red Cross didn't turn into a hospital.
No, you cannot turn left on red in Pennsylvania.