Turning left on red

[michiganDT]

In Michigan you can do this if the street is one way. My question, does this apply to an freeway on-ramp since that is technically one way?

[Ten Six]

Indiana

You may turn left on red, from a one-way onto a one-way. An opposing traffic control device would supersede that rule.

[michiganDT]

In Indiana or Michigan?

[Ten Six]

In Indiana or Michigan?

That is IN law. Being we are neighbors, our laws are very similar.

[Gene L]

You may turn left on red, from a one-way onto a one-way. An opposing traffic control device would supersede that rule.

That's the rule in GA. It has to be from a one way onto a one way.

You can generally turn right on red providing nothing is coming unless there's a sign prohibiting it.

[l-ma]

As Gene stated it, it's also the law here in MA.

That said, I can tell you that very few officers in MA know that a left on red can be legal (1-way to 1-way). I have seen someone get a ticket for this perfectly legal action in a city not far from me.

[SRT936]

My question, does this apply to an freeway on-ramp since that is technically one way?

I assume you mean off-ramp, because if you turn left at the bottom of an on-ramp you'd be heading into oncoming traffic.

If the intersecting roadway to the off-ramp is a one-way, you could legally make a left turn as long as there is not a traffic legend telling you otherwise and you do it properly. (Complete stop, yield to traffic, etc).