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The signal changes from green to this as you approach an intersection. You are far enough back to stop smoothly and safely. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop before the stop line, because the light is about to turn red
Why
If you are already in the intersection, or so close that you cannot stop safely, continue through with care. Watch the light as you approach, so that the change does not surprise you. Missouri law says that once the red light shows, you must not enter the intersection.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Traffic Signals · p. 46
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