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Intersections And Right Of WayStandalone practice
When proceeding straight through an intersection in congested traffic, when should a driver enter?
A faces green and intends to go straight. B and C are queued beyond the intersection without enough room for A.
Correct answer: Only when there is enough room to clear it
Why
Even on green, wait before the intersection when queued traffic leaves insufficient room beyond it. Enter only when your vehicle can clear the intersection and the far-side crosswalk completely.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Intersections and Turns · p. 62
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