Ohio Drivers Ed Practice Exam Guide

In Ohio, where is a driver permitted to make a left turn on red?

Anytime there is not a sign prohibiting it From a one-way street to a one-way street From the extreme left lane At any intersection, regardless of road type

Correct Answer:

From a one-way street to a one-way street

Explanation:

In Ohio, a driver is permitted to make a left turn on red only when turning from a one-way street to another one-way street. This is because drivers are most likely to see oncoming traffic and make a safe turn when turning onto a one-way street compared to a two-way street. Option A is incorrect because there may be a sign prohibiting left turns on red, so it is not always allowed. Option C is incorrect because a driver should always turn from the closest lane to the direction they are turning, not just the extreme left lane. Option D is incorrect because drivers are not permitted to make a left turn on red at every intersection, only at specific locations as mentioned in option B.

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