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Intersection Priority

When the amber light comes on (steady) and you are close to the stop line:

  1. Stop if you can do so safely
  2. Speed up to get through
  3. Always go
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A. Stop if you can do so safely

Why: Amber warns that red is coming; go on only if stopping would be dangerous.

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