What is the rule for making a right turn on a red light (where permitted)?

Where right turn on red is permitted, you must first come to a complete stop at the red light, then yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk and to cross traffic, and turn right only when there is a safe gap and no sign prohibits the turn. A 'No Turn on Red' sign means you must wait for a green light. Some intersections and jurisdictions restrict or forbid right on red, so always check for signs. Treating the maneuver as 'stop, yield, then turn when safe' — not a rolling turn — is the correct approach. This is a commonly tested turning rule.