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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 steady red light. What must a driver do?
Correct answer: Stop fully; turn only where allowed, after yielding
Why
A steady red requires a complete stop. Remain stopped unless a signal permits movement or a lawful turn-after-stop exception applies. For that turn, obey prohibiting signs and yield to pedestrians and vehicles lawfully proceeding.
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