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At a pedestrian-activated crossing, the red signal lights are now flashing. After you make the required stop, what should you do?
Correct answer: Proceed cautiously only when the crossing is clear.
Why
For the pedestrian-activated crossing sequence shown in the manual, flashing red means stop, then proceed with caution when the way is clear. Check for pedestrians who are still completing their crossing. Do not apply this pedestrian-beacon instruction to railroad warning lights, which have different stopping and release rules.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual · Flashing red at a pedestrian crossing · p. 19
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