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Your traffic light turns green. A funeral procession led by a police escort is still passing through the intersection in front of you. What should you do?
A faces green while two cars of a police-led funeral procession continue across its path.
Correct answer: Wait for the procession to pass; do not cut through it or join it
Why
Cars in a funeral procession may use their headlights and hazard lights to show that they are part of it, and they follow each other closely. Cutting into the line can cause a crash. The manual also tells drivers to yield to military convoys and never to cut through or join them.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Yielding the right-of-way · p. 18
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