Wisconsin Signals practice

• A.not proceed farther.
• B.make a left or right turn.
• C.stop.
• D.follow through and proceed to clear the intersection.✓

Why: If you are already in the intersection when the light turns yellow, you should not stop suddenly. According to the manual, you must continue through to clear the area safely.

• A.You may turn in the direction of the arrow; oncoming traffic is stopped.
• B.The yellow arrow is about to turn red; don't turn in the direction of the arrow.
• C.You may turn in the direction of the arrow but only after you yield to pedestrians and oncoming vehicles.✓
• D.You may go straight.

Why: A flashing yellow arrow indicates that turns are permitted, but you must first yield to any oncoming traffic and pedestrians. It signifies an unprotected turn where you do not have the right-of-way.