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What does a steady yellow traffic light require?
Correct answer: Stop unless you cannot stop safely in time
Why
A steady yellow means stop before the near crossing or intersection unless a stop cannot be made safely. Judge this from actual speed, distance and road conditions, not a wish to beat the red.
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