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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
All signal lights at an intersection are dark because the signal is inoperative. No officer is directing traffic. How should you proceed?
A and B approach a junction with blank signals and painted stop lines.
Correct answer: Treat it as a four-way stop and yield in the usual order.
Why
The Alabama handbook says to treat an inoperative signal as a four-way stop. Stop, check all approaches and pedestrian paths, and use the normal arrival order. If cars on intersecting approaches arrive together, yield to the vehicle on your right. Follow an officer’s directions if an officer takes control.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Inoperative traffic signal · p. 44, 63
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