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You are driving toward an intersection at 30 mph. The green light turns steady yellow, and you have enough room to stop smoothly before the stop line. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop before the stop line, because the light turns red next.
Why
A steady yellow light warns that the green is ending and that red shows next. West Virginia law says you must not enter or be crossing the intersection when the red appears, so stop if you can do it safely. Go through only when you are so close that you cannot stop safely, and then clear the intersection with care.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Traffic Lights · p. 49
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