Practice question

What does a green traffic light indicate?

  1. You must stop
  2. You may proceed through the intersection with caution
  3. Traffic is about to change
  4. Only pedestrians can move

Answer: B — You may proceed through the intersection with caution

A green traffic light indicates that drivers may proceed through the intersection, signaling that it is safe to continue driving. This means that vehicles have the right of way, provided it is clear and safe to do so. Drivers should still maintain a level of caution and be aware of their surroundings, such as pedestrians or other vehicles that may be in the intersection. While a green light gives permission to go, it does not absolve drivers from the responsibility of ensuring the intersection is clear before moving forward, hence the mention of caution. Additionally, the indication of a green light does not imply that other road users, such as pedestrians or cyclists, do not have their own signals to follow, which could affect the overall traffic dynamics in an area.

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