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A flashing green traffic light at an intersection indicates that you may do what?
A flashing green light is a controlled turning signal that allows you to turn left, go straight, or turn right without stopping, but you must yield to pedestria
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Question: A flashing green traffic light at an intersection indicates that you may do what?
Answer options: ✅ Turn left, right, or go straight, yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic
- Proceed with caution as the light is about to turn yellow
- Stop, as the signal is malfunctioning
- Only turn left after stopping
Correct answer: Turn left, right, or go straight, yielding to pedestrians and oncoming traffic
Explanation: A flashing green light is a controlled turning signal that allows you to turn left, go straight, or turn right without stopping, but you must yield to pedestrians and any vehicles already in the intersection.
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