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Late at night, the traffic light at an intersection ahead shows a flashing yellow light in your direction. What should you do?
At night, A approaches an intersection with a flashing yellow circular signal. An enlarged detail labeled Facing A shows the lit middle lamp and flash marks; no vehicle is assumed to be waiting on the cross street.
Correct answer: Slow down, look both ways, and go through with care
Why
You do not have to stop for a flashing yellow light, but watch for cars and people that enter the intersection. Some drivers race through, so be ready to stop. Cross traffic often faces a flashing red light, but do not count on every driver to stop.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Traffic Signals · p. 26
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