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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
You approach a steady red light and cannot see any other traffic. What must you do first?
Correct answer: Come to a complete stop
Why
Stop completely at a red light even when no other traffic is visible. Remain stopped to go straight until the signal permits it; a lawful turn on red has separate stop, yield and sign conditions.
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