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In a lot of intersections, pedestrians cross a road at the same time that cars going in the same direction do. That means that a right on green is turning direc
by gizmo686 3y ago
In a lot of intersections, pedestrians cross a road at the same time that cars going in the same direction do. That means that a right on green is turning directly into a pedestrian lane that has the walk signal. A right on red, in contrast, is turning into a pedestrian lane with the 'do not walk' signal, and so is safer for pedestrians.
- amyjess 3y agoYes, this is exactly it. I've nearly been run over several times by people making right turns as I'm trying to cross the street with a walk signal.