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A traffic signal flashes red at an intersection. How should a driver treat it?

Correct answer: Like a stop sign: stop, then go when safe.
Why
A flashing red signal requires a complete stop and the same yielding decision as a stop-controlled approach.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Flashing red signal · p. 60
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