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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice

Late at night, the traffic light for your direction flashes red. The light for the cross street flashes yellow, and a car on the cross street is close to the intersection. What must you do?

A approaches at night under flashing red. B approaches on the cross street under flashing yellow; no stopping point or priority path is selected.

A approaches at night under flashing red. B approaches on the cross street under flashing yellow; no stopping point or priority path is selected.

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