Traffic Signals

Question 1

Steady Red

Answer 1

A steady red signal means stop
and remain stopped until the signal changes.
You are allowed to make the following turns on red after
coming to a complete stop unless a sign or police officer
states otherwise.
ï- When entering a two-way road, you may turn right.
- When entering a one-way road, you may turn right or left
in the direction of the one-way road.

Question 2

Flashing Red

Answer 2

A flashing red signal is treated the same as a
stop sign.

Question 3

Red Arrow

Answer 3

• A steady red arrow means stop and remain
  stopped until the signal changes, except for allowed turns on
  red. The same turns allowed for a steady red signal are allowed
  for a red arrow.

Question 4

Steady Yellow

Answer 4

A steady yellow signal warns you that the
signal is about to turn red. Stop before entering the intersection.
If you cannot stop safely, drive carefully through it

Question 5

Flashing Yellow

Answer 5

A flashing yellow signal means slow down
and proceed with caution

Question 6

Yellow Arrow

Answer 6

A steady yellow arrow warns you that the
signal is about to turn red. Stop before entering the intersection,
or if you cannot stop safely, drive carefully through it

Question 7

Flashing Yellow Arrow

Answer 7

A flashing yellow arrow means that
you may make the movement indicated by the arrow, but first
you must yield to pedestrians and oncoming traffic. Oncoming
traffic has a steady green signal.

Question 8

Steady Green

Answer 8

A green signal means all movements—straight
ahead, left or right turns—are permitted, unless prohibited by
a sign. Left turns must first yield to pedestrians and oncoming
traffic. Right turns must first yield to pedestrians.

Question 9

Green Arrow

Answer 9

A steady green arrow means you have the right
of way and may make the movement indicated by the arrow.