Practice question

How is a flashing red signal different from a steady red signal at an intersection?

  1. Flashing red acts like a stop sign; steady red normally requires waiting until a permitted movement is allowed
  2. Flashing red means go, while steady red means stop
  3. Flashing red applies only to buses
  4. There is no difference because both always require waiting for green

Answer: A — Flashing red acts like a stop sign; steady red normally requires waiting until a permitted movement is allowed

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