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You wait in a left-turn lane. The signal for your lane shows a flashing yellow arrow that points left. Oncoming cars have a green light and are coming toward you. What should you do?
A waits in a left-turn lane with a flashing yellow left arrow. Oncoming B approaches under a green circular light; both signal indications are enlarged and identified.
Correct answer: Yield to oncoming cars and people, then turn in a safe gap
Why
Many left-turn crashes happen when a driver misjudges the speed of an oncoming car. Check the crosswalk that you will cross, and turn only when you can finish without making oncoming drivers brake. If the arrow changes to steady yellow, the turn phase is about to end.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Traffic Signals · p. 26
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