You may notice that some Miami Drivers do not necessarily follow all the traffic rules as far as stopping at a stop sign, using cell phones while driving or buckling up.  However, do not be surprised if you see them turning right on red lights – this is legal. Most other US cities will also allow turning right on red lights as soon as drivers see that the coast is clear. According to the Miami city guide, when turning right on red lights, drivers are required to check all traffic signals, the pedestrian walkway and other details before proceeding. Drivers are required to:

- Yield to vehicles coming from other directions

Sometimes, you might see a street sign that says “No Right on Red”. These specified points are an exception to the allowance of turning right on red lights.  Ignoring this sign may result in an accident or a ticket. Read the Miami city guide for additional traffic regulations. Rent some great Miami vacation rentals to make your trip as comfortable as possible.

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1. Introduction to driving in Miami
2. Miami school zones speed limit
3. Miami Traffic Lawyers
4. Avoid Miami police radars
5. Respecting stop signs in Miami
6. Emergencies on the Road of Miami
7. Use of Seat Belts in Miami
8. Cell Phones While Driving in Miami
9. Sunpass in Miami Florida
10. HOV lanes in Miami
11. Use of Radar Detectors in Miami
12. NEW Miami Radar System
    
13. Driving a Motorcycle or Scooter in Miami
14. Parking a Motorcycle in Miami
15. School Buses in Miami
16. Respecting Red Lights Signal in Miami
    
17. What to do if you get in an Accident in Miami
18. How to Behave when Pulled Over by the Police