Question 907 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
At an intersection, this red light is flashing for drivers in every direction. How must the intersection be treated?
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Correct answer to question 907
- A: As a four-way stop
Explanation
A flashing red light is treated like a stop sign: stop before the stop line or crosswalk and go only when it is safe. When the lights in all directions flash red, the intersection becomes a four-way stop.
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