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lots of us have confusion about when we should (or legally)
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; E5 |* a' ^8 x5 qaccording to "Traffic Safety Act":& p) j; i# b1 v0 j- e9 \
6 a1 U8 j; ^; u( o vWhen, at an intersection, a yellow light is shown by a traffic. W+ j: ]' D2 k6 z! G
control signal at the same time as or following the showing of a
* N, O* _# N* }; f/ Bgreen light, a person driving a vehicle that is approaching the
& i$ W! Z' X8 h( f5 P2 L4 [intersection and facing the yellow light shall stop the vehicle before
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a) the marked crosswalk on the near side of the intersection.8 e, J2 }) O% G
or
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b) if there is not any marked crosswalk, the intersection.
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( J) B) S( _3 g/ runless the stopping of that vehicle cannot be made in safety. |
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