When is it permissible to turn left on red lights in Florida?

In Florida, it is permissible to turn left on a red light only when you are turning from a one-way street onto another one-way street. This rule is specific to situations where both the starting and destination streets are one-way. It allows for increased traffic flow and provides drivers with more options at intersections where turning right is not the primary option due to traffic patterns.

The other options do not align with Florida traffic laws. Turning left on red at all times or regardless of street type would lead to confusion and potentially dangerous situations, as it could encourage turns where they are not allowed. A sign indicating that a left turn on red is allowed is not necessary in this case, as the law specifically outlines the one-way situation. Lastly, stating that left turns on red are never permissible contradicts the specific allowance granted for one-way streets, making the first choice the only correct scenario.