Question

in florida, a red arrow pointing to the right on a traffic light means you may: turn right after you have come to a complete stop; not turn right until the light turns green; turn right after slowing and checking traffic; turn right only if there are no pedestrians crossing the street at the moment

Explanation:

In Florida, traffic laws dictate that a red arrow pointing right means you must come to a complete stop. Only after stopping can you turn right if it is safe (e.g., no on - coming traffic, no pedestrians in the path). The option "Turn right after you have come to a complete stop" aligns with this legal requirement. The other options are incorrect: "Not turn right until the light turns green" ignores the possibility of turning after a stop (as per the red arrow rule), "Turn right after slowing and checking traffic" is wrong because a complete stop (not just slowing) is required, and "Turn right only if there are no pedestrians crossing..." is incomplete as it doesn't mention the mandatory complete stop.

Answer:

Turn right after you have come to a complete stop