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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
All traffic lights at an intersection are dark because of a power outage, and no officer directs traffic. What should you do?
A and B approach a junction with blank signals and painted stop lines.
Correct answer: Treat it as a four-way stop, then yield as required.
Why
Stop at the marked line, or before the near crosswalk if none, or at the nearest safe viewpoint before entering if neither exists. For the all-dark intersection, follow four-way-stop priority and yield to pedestrians. If only your light is inoperative, you must still stop; do not assume every other approach is also stopped. Obey a police officer’s directions.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Signal outage at an intersection · p. 59, 87
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