It's not at all uncommon to see No Turn On Red signs at some intersections even in smaller cities, although enforcement may not be very strong. Additionally, wh

It's not at all uncommon to see No Turn On Red signs at some intersections even in smaller cities, although enforcement may not be very strong. Additionally, where a specific right turn arrow signal has been provided, in some states that implies no turn on red ("no turn on a red arrow"). Traffic making a right on red must yield to all other traffic (driving straight from your left, and making a left turn from the opposite side) and pedestrians (in front of you and to the right). I think there is a law that U-turns yield to right turns on red though? Not sure about that.