Question

please note: leaving this page before submitting your assessment will result in failing this attempt. if you exceed the number of allowed attempts, you will be locked out of your course and required to re-register. 5) when approaching a steady circular yellow signal, what is the recommended action if stopping is practicable? a) stopping before entering the intersection b) continuing through the intersection without slowing down c) turning right regardless of other traffic signals d) yielding only to oncoming vehicles before proceeding

Explanation:

A steady circular yellow traffic signal indicates that the green signal is ending and red will soon follow. The standard traffic rule is that if stopping is practicable (safe and possible), a driver should stop before entering the intersection. Option b is incorrect as one should not continue without slowing; option c is wrong as turning right isn't allowed regardless of other signals; option d is not the correct action for a yellow signal (yielding to all, not just oncoming, and the main action when stopping is practicable is to stop).

Answer:

a) Stopping before entering the intersection