Practice question
Why is a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon different from a normal traffic signal?
- It is pedestrian-activated and uses irregular flashing amber lights at many unsignalized or mid-block crosswalks
- It always displays red, yellow, and green circles
- It is used only at railroad crossings
- It tells drivers they never need to stop
Answer: A — It is pedestrian-activated and uses irregular flashing amber lights at many unsignalized or mid-block crosswalks
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