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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Intersections and right-of-wayStandalone practice
How should you approach a green light that has been green for a long time?
Correct answer: Be ready to stop and pick your point of no return
Why
Approach a stale green ready for it to change. Consider your speed, grip and traffic behind so you can stop safely if it turns yellow; do not race the light.
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