Vermont Signals practice

• A.when you meet a stop sign.
• B.when you meet a flashing red traffic signal.
• C.when you meet a flashing yellow traffic signal.✓
• D.when you meet a steady red traffic signal.

Why: A flashing yellow traffic signal indicates that you should slow down and proceed with caution, not come to a complete stop. The other options—a stop sign, a flashing red traffic signal, and a steady red traffic signal—all require a complete stop as per traffic laws.

• A.you must stop at the signal, yielding to pedestrians.
• B.you may go cautiously in the direction of the arrow, yielding to pedestrians.✓
• C.you must stop and wait until the light turns yellow.
• D.you must stop and then proceed slowly, yielding to pedestrians.

Why: A green arrow combined with a red light signifies a protected turn in the direction indicated. You may proceed cautiously, but you must first yield to any pedestrians or vehicles still within the intersection.