When can you turn right on a red light?

Turning right on a red light is permitted in North Dakota under specific conditions. The correct answer emphasizes that you can make a right turn after coming to a complete stop at the red light, provided there is no sign indicating that such a turn is prohibited. This requirement ensures that you assess the traffic situation, allowing you to yield to any oncoming vehicles or pedestrians before proceeding.

The other options suggest circumstances that either do not align with traffic laws or are overly restrictive. For example, the idea that one can always turn right regardless of signs fails to acknowledge that certain intersections may have specific regulations against such turns, which are designed to enhance safety. Similarly, turning right on a red while traffic lights are flashing or only at night is not part of the general traffic rules governing right turns on red. Highlighting the need for a complete stop reinforces responsible driving practices and adherence to traffic laws.