What should you do at a red flashing signal?

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What should you do at a red flashing signal?

Red flashing at an intersection means you must stop completely and then go when it’s safe. Bring your vehicle to a full stop at the stop line or crosswalk, look for oncoming traffic and pedestrians, and only proceed once the way is clear. This protects people who have the right of way and helps prevent collisions. Rushing through, ignoring the signal, or assuming you can just creep through isn’t allowed. If you’re turning, you do so after stopping and only when it’s safe.

Red flashing at an intersection means you must stop completely and then go when it’s safe. Bring your vehicle to a full stop at the stop line or crosswalk, look for oncoming traffic and pedestrians, and only proceed once the way is clear. This protects people who have the right of way and helps prevent collisions. Rushing through, ignoring the signal, or assuming you can just creep through isn’t allowed. If you’re turning, you do so after stopping and only when it’s safe.

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