Practice question
How is a flashing red signal different from a steady red signal at an intersection?
- Flashing red acts like a stop sign; steady red normally requires waiting until a permitted movement is allowed
- Flashing red means go, while steady red means stop
- Flashing red applies only to buses
- 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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