Pennsylvania’s New Rule on Right Turns at Red Lights: Everything You Need to Know
Pennsylvania has introduced a new traffic regulation regarding right turns at red lights, aiming to improve road safety and reduce accidents at intersections.
What’s the New Rule?
Under the new rule, drivers are required to come to a complete stop and wait for a “No Turn on Red” sign to be removed before proceeding.
This measure primarily affects intersections with high pedestrian traffic.
Why the Change?
The state government implemented this change following a rise in accidents involving pedestrians at busy intersections. The goal is to give pedestrians a safer crossing environment.
Penalties for Violations
Drivers who fail to comply with the rule may face fines starting at $150 and potential points on their driving records.
Advice for Drivers
Motorists are encouraged to remain vigilant, watch for pedestrians, and strictly adhere to traffic signals.
