can tractor trailers make a right turn on red?

Depends on if it can be done safely without impeding traffic or not.

I don't know how being paid by the mile, the hour or any other way factors into it.

Sometimes you come to a red, you're in a right turn lane, there's a bunch of cars behind you waiting to turn right also and there's not a single vehicle visible on the road you're turning onto. So you're going to just sit there and wait for a green because you're 'paid by the hour'?

 

This is how I proceed as we'll.

 

Yes. I'm paid by the mile and even under those conditions I will wait. I'm legal. Nothing else matters at that time.

...I also see it this way. There's a reason that intersection is marked like that usually. Be it that oncoming traffic is blind from a hill or curve or you're unable to see any hazards.

Theres a road nearby my house. The speed limit is 35. Everyone goes 50, and I feel the set limit is too slow. But I still do the speed limit.

 

What is an Alaskan hello, exactly?

 

i always wondered as well but today saw a flatbedder make a right on red when it clearly posted no right on red and he even didnt stop lol

 

Marked like? I'm talking about when it's legal and safe to so.

 

You may know it better as flipping the bird, shooting a bird, or being given the middle finger.

I had hoped to find at least the joke that Alaskan Hello came from but it wasn't that great a joke anyways.

Okay. Some intersections are marked as, "no right on red." So that's why I say that. If the intersection isn't marked as, "no right on red" then it's perfectly legal to make a right on red.

Sorry, my wording may have been off, I'm posting between bouts of sleep since I'm in a noisy area. But I did cover that in my first post on the topic.

 

I vaguely remember being told in school that it's illegal to pull a right on red with a cdl permit, but legal once you get your full cdl.
This could be %100 wrong though.

 

#### right! Is that a problem? Should have gotten in front of me!

 

The traffic laws are the same whether you have a permit or a CDL. The only thing a permit holder can't do is drive without a CDL holder in the jump seat.