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Traffic lights are installed at an intersection, but no indication is visible. What should an approaching driver do?
Blue A approaches from the west and silver B from the south. Installed traffic signals are dark, and no STOP sign faces either driver. Opposing traffic lanes have two solid yellow lines.
Correct answer: Slow down and be ready to yield to vehicles in or approaching it.
Why
Reduce speed and prepare to yield to vehicles already in or approaching the intersection. Do not assume the dark signal gives you priority. Obey an officer or a separately posted STOP sign. Delaware’s dark-signal rule does not itself impose an all-way stop.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Dark traffic signal · p. 70
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