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lots of us have confusion about when we should (or legally)
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# q- l/ T# ?) o6 Oaccording to "Traffic Safety Act":
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When, at an intersection, a yellow light is shown by a traffic
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green light, a person driving a vehicle that is approaching the' o3 M( R" G7 W1 A% {: s- k
intersection and facing the yellow light shall stop the vehicle before
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4 c1 S% [/ i% b% a j a) the marked crosswalk on the near side of the intersection.
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/ I$ h2 T/ U. p, f. [. ` b) if there is not any marked crosswalk, the intersection.$ R! ?4 N0 D0 x% w2 o1 r2 `1 W. u
: }% B" A% E9 j- bunless the stopping of that vehicle cannot be made in safety. |
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