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When approaching a yellow traffic light you should:

According to the BC Motor Vehicle Act, a steady yellow traffic light means the signal is changing to red, and drivers must stop before entering the intersection

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Question: When approaching a yellow traffic light you should:

Answer options:

  • Speed up ✅ Stop if it is safe to do so
  • Continue at speed
  • Honk

Correct answer: Stop if it is safe to do so

Explanation: According to the BC Motor Vehicle Act, a steady yellow traffic light means the signal is changing to red, and drivers must stop before entering the intersection unless they cannot stop safely. Choosing to stop if safe prevents dangerous intersection collisions, whereas speeding up or continuing at speed violates traffic laws and increases the risk of running a red light. Honking is an incorrect reaction because it is not a substitute for proper braking and does not grant right-of-way. On the ICBC Class 7 knowledge test, mastering this rule is crucial for demonstrating safe intersection decision-making and proving you can judge safe stopping distances.

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