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Your signal is green, but a queue leaves no room for your whole car beyond the intersection. 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 the intersection until there is room to clear it.
Why
A green signal permits movement only after yielding and when the path is clear. Do not enter if you would block the intersection or crosswalk. Wait before the stop line until traffic ahead gives you enough room to clear the crossing.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Green signal with blocked exit · p. 29
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