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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
A signal turns green, but a person is still crossing in front of the vehicle. What should the driver do?
The blue car faces a circular green signal and intends to turn right. A pedestrian faces WALK and is crossing the receiving road in the blue car’s turning path.
Correct answer: Yield and wait until the person is out of your path.
Why
A green light permits movement only when it is safe and lawful. Yield to a pedestrian lawfully using the crosswalk and to vehicles already in the intersection. Wait outside the intersection if traffic ahead leaves no room to clear it.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual · Traffic Signals · p. 11, 19
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