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Late at night, the signal at an intersection flashes red for your direction and flashes yellow for the cross street. What must you do?

At a dark intersection, A approaches a stop line and B approaches on the cross street. Enlarged signal details identify flashing red for A and flashing yellow for B; no movement path is shown.

At a dark intersection, A approaches a stop line and B approaches on the cross street. Enlarged signal details identify flashing red for A and flashing yellow for B; no movement path is shown.

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