[George from New England]

It was in the 80s that D.C. forced this change on the entire country. Lose your federal $$$ if a state didn’t do this right on red stuff

[libertylover]

It was in the 80s that D.C. forced this change on the entire country. Lose your federal $$$ if a state didn’t do this right on red stuff

"This change" means force the entire country to have right-on-red, or prevent the entire country from turning right-on-red?

To my experience, preventing right-on-red would cause many backups while acknowledging there are exceptions.

[OldGoatCPO]

Durham or Raleigh have passed a no right turn on red law. Too many accidents. Between poorly trained millennial's, Gen-X, etc and foreign drivers none of which understand the concept of “right-of-way” there has been an increase in accidents. Illegals driving will probably make it worse. I was turning right on a green light, a young woman made a U-turn laid on her horn and screaming at me because she wanted the lane I was in and she almost T-boned me. Big sign in front of her said u-turn must yield.