Are drivers allowed to turn right on red in Wisconsin?

Drivers in Wisconsin are indeed allowed to turn right on red after coming to a complete stop, unless there are specific signs indicating that such a turn is prohibited. This rule promotes the flow of traffic while ensuring safety, as drivers must assess the intersection for any oncoming vehicles or pedestrians before proceeding with the turn. The requirement to stop allows drivers to make a safe decision based on the current traffic conditions.

Turning right on red is a common practice in many states, facilitating efficient driving while still emphasizing the importance of caution and awareness at intersections. The option indicating that only certain times or conditions apply (for example, restrictions during daylight hours or only in the absence of other cars) does not accurately reflect the state law, which is straightforward regarding the requirement of a complete stop before making the turn, reinforcing safety at all times.