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You drive into an intersection on a green light. A car on the cross street runs its red light and comes straight toward the side of your car. What should you do?

A has started into a two-way intersection on green. Silver car B has passed its red-light stop line on the cross street and is heading toward A’s side. Enlarged signal details identify green for A and red for B. No evasive action is chosen in the question.

A has started into a two-way intersection on green. Silver car B has passed its red-light stop line on the cross street and is heading toward A’s side. Enlarged signal details identify green for A and red for B. No evasive action is chosen in the question.

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