Question

in ohio, a driver may make a left turn on red:
anytime there is not a sign prohibiting it
from a one - way street to a one - way street
from the extreme left lane

Explanation:

In Ohio, the traffic law regarding left turns on red states that a driver may make a left turn on red only from a one - way street to a one - way street. The option "anytime there is not a sign prohibiting it" is incorrect as left turns on red are not generally permitted just because there's no prohibiting sign (there are specific conditions). The option "from the extreme left lane" is also incorrect as the lane position is not the determining factor for a left turn on red; the key is the type of streets (one - way to one - way).

Answer:

B. from a one - way street to a one - way street (assuming the options are labeled as A, B, C with A being "anytime there is not a sign prohibiting it", B being "from a one - way street to a one - way street", and C being "from the extreme left lane")