RToR (turn right on red)

[Gen15Lien]

Looking at the above posts, most of you did not read the thread correctly. The rule says that you must not enter the junction on red. You DO NOT have to enter the junction in all cases to turn. That's what I'm saying.

It is not mixing European and American laws together. It's illegal in most(haven't checked if all) countries in the EU to turn on Red. However, most of them have dedicated turn lanes with their own lane to go into, as does the U.S. and Canada. Therefore, they do not enter the junction to turn on red, even though their direction of traffic does have a red.

The laws are identical in both parts of the world. The only difference being that it is either allowed or disallowed to do. Please re-read the thread if you made any of the assumptions I just pointed out.

(2016-09-21 19:04)Yukine Wrote:  I find it quite explicit, personally.
"Stop" doesn't have multiple meanings.

You're right. Stop only has one meaning.

Google Wrote:a cessation of movement or operation

In simple terms, do not move. It doesn't say you have to stay non-moving. It just says to stop. Which means that anything after the fact can happen(such as continuing to move). The rest of that rule says "you must not enter the junction". As I said above, you do not have to enter the junction to turn in some cases.