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lots of us have confusion about when we should (or legally)7 r, [. A6 {+ O v( e$ g
going through yellow light.! t: X9 W4 Z; X0 v
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according to "Traffic Safety Act":0 l( }% v6 p' `9 S
, q9 v. I; ?! q) `* w1 l/ y$ J- LWhen, at an intersection, a yellow light is shown by a traffic# V: U- P6 p# _: z% j3 z7 ~
control signal at the same time as or following the showing of a, T: A6 q( n5 C) `
green light, a person driving a vehicle that is approaching the
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entering( {* O9 Z' v4 @1 l% D5 m u
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a) the marked crosswalk on the near side of the intersection.
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- q9 h4 T5 l6 x$ D b) if there is not any marked crosswalk, the intersection.
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' Q# Y$ |3 b* N+ _6 Vunless the stopping of that vehicle cannot be made in safety. |
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