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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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Your signal is green, but traffic beyond the intersection leaves no space for your whole vehicle. What should you do?
Blue A faces east before the intersection. Silver B and C queue in the eastbound exit lane, leaving no full vehicle space beyond the junction. The controlling signal for A is green.
Correct answer: Wait before entering until there is enough exit space
Why
Wait until your entire vehicle can fit beyond the intersection and crosswalk. Watch the signal and traffic again before entering. Avoiding a blocked intersection protects crossing traffic and pedestrians.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Blocked intersection on green · p. 69
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