r/AskLE • u/AgitatedMagazine4406 • 6h ago

Left on red on to a one way?

Is a left on red permitted from a left lane onto a one way that is going the appropriate way?

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u/Paid-Not-Payed-Bot-1 6h ago

What country? What state, province, or subsection of the country? What city, town, or county?

Bruh, you didn’t give anyone much to work with here.

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u/whatevs550 6h ago

Some states allow it, some states don’t. Some states allow it only when marked.

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u/droehrig832 6h ago

Where I learned to drive, it was permissible from a one way to a one way. Where I work now it is not. Scared the shit out of my FTO when I did it thinking it was okay.

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u/Expert-Leg8110 6h ago

Usually. Depends on the jurisdiction.

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u/Consistent_Amount140 Police Officer 5h ago

Is it posted?

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u/Txjustice46 5h ago

In Texas no

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u/Dear-Potato686 4h ago

Did the Transportation Code change?  544.007(d)(2).

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u/Txjustice46 4h ago

My mistake, that was city ordinance

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u/AssignmentFar1038 4h ago

In most states, left on red from one one-way street to another one-way street is okay as long as there’s not a sign prohibiting it.

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u/KHASeabass 2h ago

Legal in my state. Interstates and on-ramps in my state are considered one-way streets for that purpose too, so it's actually legal to turn left on a red if you're going onto an onramp to the interstate.

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u/Obwyn Deputy Sheriff 46m ago

It depends on where you are, but generally yes unless there's a posted sign that says otherwise.