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When approaching an intersection where the traffic light has been green for a long time (a 'stale' green light), what should you do?
A 'stale' green light is one that has been green for a long time. You should prepare for it to turn yellow and then red by easing off the accelerator and being
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Question: When approaching an intersection where the traffic light has been green for a long time (a 'stale' green light), what should you do?
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- Speed up to clear the intersection before it turns red
- Maintain your current speed and proceed with caution ✅ Ease off the accelerator and cover the brake pedal in anticipation of a change
- Honk your horn to warn other drivers you are coming through
Correct answer: Ease off the accelerator and cover the brake pedal in anticipation of a change
Explanation: A 'stale' green light is one that has been green for a long time. You should prepare for it to turn yellow and then red by easing off the accelerator and being ready to stop.
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