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How do flashing red and flashing amber traffic signals differ?
Two separate three-lamp traffic-signal examples show a flashing top red light and a flashing middle amber light. Short rays indicate flashing.
Correct answer: Stop at flashing red, then go when safe; slow down at flashing amber.
Why
Come to a complete stop at a flashing red, then proceed only when safe. At a flashing amber, slow down, be prepared to stop and yield to pedestrians.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Signs and signals · p. 34
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