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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Traffic signals and road markingsStandalone practice
A B.C. traffic signal shows a flashing green light. What does it mean?
Correct answer: Pedestrian-controlled signal; go only if the way is clear
Why
BC’s flashing circular green is a pedestrian-controlled signal. Approach so you can stop if needed, check for pedestrians and proceed only if the intersection or crossing is clear. Do not apply another province’s advanced-left-turn meaning to this circular light.
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