Right Turn Signs
MUTCD right turn signs control right-turn movements at intersections and on multilane roads — from No Right Turn prohibitions to Right Turn Only and Right Lane Must Turn Right lane assignments, Begin Right Turn Lane markers, and right-turn signal signs. All are built on rust-proof .080" aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting, with roll-up options for temporary use.
No Right Turn Signs
Right Turn Only & Lane Control Signs
Right Turn Only (R3-2aP)
Right Lane Must Turn Right (R3-7R)
Begin Right Turn Lane (R3-20R)
Begin Right Turn Lane – Yield To Bikes (R4-4)
Except Right Turn Plaque (R1-10P)
Right Turn Signal Signs
Right Turn Signs FAQ
What is a right turn sign?
A right turn sign is a regulatory sign that controls right-turn movements — prohibiting them (No Right Turn), requiring them (Right Turn Only, Right Lane Must Turn Right), or governing right turns at a traffic signal.
What is the difference between No Right Turn and Right Turn Only?
No Right Turn (R3-1) prohibits a right turn at that location, while Right Turn Only requires vehicles in that lane to turn right.
What is the Begin Right Turn Lane sign?
Begin Right Turn Lane (R3-20R) marks where a dedicated right-turn lane starts. A bicycle version (R4-4) adds "Yield To Bikes" where a bike lane crosses the turn lane.
What are Right Turn Signal signs?
These govern right turns at an intersection — Right Turn Signal (R10-10R) and Right Turn On Red Must Yield To U-Turn (R10-30).
Are right turn signs MUTCD compliant?
Yes. They meet MUTCD specifications for shape, color, and legend for use on public roads.
What sizes and materials are available?
Right turn signs come in multiple sizes on rust-proof .080-inch aluminum with High Intensity Prismatic or Fluorescent reflective sheeting, with roll-up options for temporary use.
