Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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Late at night, the signal at an intersection flashes red in your direction and yellow for the cross street. What must you do?
Two signal displays are shown after dark: flashing red faces the driver, and flashing yellow faces the cross street. Dashed rings identify the flashing lenses.
Correct answer: Stop completely, yield to cross traffic and pedestrians, and go when it is safe.
Why
Signals often switch to flashing mode at night when traffic is light. The cross street, which faces flashing yellow, may go on without stopping, so you must wait for a safe gap. If a signal is dark or not working at all, also stop fully, then go with caution after you yield.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Traffic signals · p. 30
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