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How should you respond to a flashing red traffic signal?

Correct answer: Treat it like a stop sign, then go when safe
Why
A flashing red indication requires a complete stop followed by yielding before proceeding.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Flashing red signal · p. 47
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