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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
All traffic signal lights at an intersection are completely out, and nobody is directing traffic. How should you treat it?
A junction with dark traffic-signal heads, white stop lines and empty approaches.
Correct answer: As a four-way stop
Why
If the intersection’s traffic lights are completely out, stop and treat it as an all-way stop. Follow an authorized traffic-control person instead when one is directing traffic. Do not assume an ordinary flashing-yellow approach has the same rule.
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