Traffic signals — Wyoming Permit Test

You may turn right at a red light, unless a sign prohibits it, only after stopping and yielding to persons and other vehicles.

Drivers with the green and people in the crosswalk have the right of way, so you go only after them.

You can turn right at a RED light unless there is a sign that prohibits the turn.

After stopping and yielding, you may turn left at a red light from a one-way street onto a one-way street.

A one-way to one-way left crosses no oncoming lane, so it is as safe as a right on red.

You may also, after stopping and yielding, turn left from a one-way street onto a one-way street.

At an amber light you must stop before entering the intersection if possible; if you cannot stop safely, carefully go through.

Amber means red is coming, and a sudden stop you cannot make may get you rear-ended.

If possible, you MUST stop before entering the intersection.

At a green light you may enter when the way is clear, but you must yield to vehicles and persons already in the intersection.

A car or walker caught in the intersection when the light changed still needs to get out.

You MUST yield the right of way to other vehicles and persons already in the intersection.

A flashing red light means you must come to a complete stop before entering the intersection; it has the same meaning as a stop sign.

Flashing red is used where a full stop is needed, often when a signal is not cycling.

This light has the same meaning as a “STOP” sign.

A flashing amber light means use caution; it warns of a dangerous intersection or location.

It marks a spot where crashes are likely, so you slow and look even though you need not stop.

You must use caution. This light warns of a dangerous intersection or location.

A red arrow prohibits turning in the direction of the arrow.

Traffic or people are crossing the path of that turn while the arrow is red.

A RED arrow prohibits turning in the direction of the arrow.

An amber arrow may appear after a green arrow and warns you to clear the intersection.

The protected turn is ending, and oncoming traffic is about to get its green.

An AMBER arrow may appear after a GREEN arrow and warns you to clear the intersection.

A green arrow means you may turn in the direction shown without stopping if the way is clear, yielding to persons and traffic in the intersection.

The arrow protects your turn, but someone may still be finishing their crossing.

A GREEN arrow means that you may turn in the direction shown by the arrow without stopping if the way is clear.

When may you turn right at a red light?

After stopping and yielding, unless signed. Drivers with the green and people in the crosswalk have the right of way, so you go only after them. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.97: “You can turn right at a RED light unless there is a sign that prohibits the turn.”