Practice question
Which statement best describes how an RRFB differs from a regular traffic signal?
- An RRFB is a pedestrian-activated flashing yellow beacon used with crosswalk signs, not a red-yellow-green stoplight
- An RRFB gives trains the right-of-way at crossings
- An RRFB is used only above freeway HOV lanes
- An RRFB means drivers may ignore pedestrians
Answer: A — An RRFB is a pedestrian-activated flashing yellow beacon used with crosswalk signs, not a red-yellow-green stoplight
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