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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice
A steady green signal faces you, but a pedestrian is still crossing your path. What should you do?
Blue car A waits near an intersection with a green signal. A pedestrian crosses the road that A intends to turn into; the pedestrian signal displays WALK.
Correct answer: Yield and proceed only after the path is clear.
Why
Green permits movement only after yielding to people and vehicles lawfully occupying the intersection. Look through the entire intended path before starting. A person already crossing must have time to finish; the green signal does not make that conflict disappear.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Traffic Signal Lights · p. 37
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