Practice question

When approaching an intersection controlled by a four-way traffic signal that is not working, you should:

  1. Treat the signal like a stop sign.
  2. Look both ways and proceed without stopping.
  3. Look both ways and stop, but only if another vehicle is close enough to cause conflict.
  4. Proceed through the intersection because the signal facing cross traffic may be working.

Answer: A — Treat the signal like a stop sign.

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