After a red signal, you should proceed only when the way is clear.

• A. Proceed immediately
• B. Wait for a pedestrian to cross
• C. Turn left first
• D. Proceed only when the way is clear

Answer: (D)

When you see a red signal, you must stop and only proceed when the way is clear. This rule keeps you and others safe by ensuring you don’t enter the intersection while pedestrians or other vehicles may be in your path. The option to proceed immediately ignores the red light and is unsafe. Waiting for just a pedestrian to cross doesn’t guarantee the entire intersection is free of other traffic or hazards. Turning left first isn’t a universal fix for a red signal and may be illegal or unsafe unless a specific turning-on-red rule and a clear path apply. So, the clear guidance is to proceed only when the way is clear.