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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
A B.C. signal shows a flashing green turn arrow beside a steady red light. What movement is permitted?
Correct answer: The indicated turn, while through traffic stays stopped
Why
A flashing green turn arrow beside a steady red permits the indicated turn, after yielding to road users lawfully in the intersection. Traffic intending to go straight must obey the red light.
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