Practice question

What does a green arrow at an intersection mean?

  1. You must stop and yield
  2. You may proceed in the direction of the arrow
  3. You should turn around
  4. You must wait for the light to change

Answer: B — You may proceed in the direction of the arrow

A green arrow at an intersection indicates that you may proceed in the direction of the arrow. It signifies that the way is clear and that you have the right of way to make a turn in the direction indicated. This signal allows for safe movement when the traffic is controlled and other vehicles or pedestrians are properly managed. Drivers should remain aware of any other signals or conditions, such as pedestrians crossing or other vehicles that may still be in the intersection, but the green arrow clearly shows that it is safe to move forward in that direction. Understanding this helps drivers navigate intersections efficiently and safely.

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