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A flashing green light at an intersection gives you permission to proceed, but what else does it signify?
A flashing green light indicates you can proceed, but it is not a protected turn; you must still yield to any pedestrians or vehicles already in the intersectio
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Question: A flashing green light at an intersection gives you permission to proceed, but what else does it signify?
Answer options: ✅ You may turn left, go straight, or turn right without stopping, but must yield to others already in the intersection.
- The light is about to turn yellow and then red, so you should prepare to stop.
- You have exclusive right-of-way and all other traffic must stop for you.
- Only vehicles turning left are permitted to proceed.
Correct answer: You may turn left, go straight, or turn right without stopping, but must yield to others already in the intersection.
Explanation: A flashing green light indicates you can proceed, but it is not a protected turn; you must still yield to any pedestrians or vehicles already in the intersection.
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