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You entered on green and are established in the intersection waiting to turn left. The light turns amber. What should you do?
A is established inside the junction for a left turn. B approaches from the opposite side. The signal is amber; the card states A entered on green.
Correct answer: Wait for pedestrians and oncoming traffic to clear, then turn.
Why
If you entered lawfully and are already established in the intersection, check for pedestrians and oncoming vehicles and complete the left turn when safe, even if the signal changes. If you have not entered, do not start the left turn as the light changes from green.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Starting, lane changes, curves and turns · p. 49, 50
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