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#1. What should you do when approaching a traffic light that is completely dark or not working?
When a traffic light is out, stop at the intersection and proceed only when it’s safe, using right-of-way rules.
#2. At a malfunctioning traffic light, who has the right of way if two cars arrive at the same time from perpendicular directions?
Standard right-of-way rules apply at dark traffic lights; the vehicle on the right goes first if both arrive simultaneously.
#3. You approach an intersection with a green light, but it’s flickering on and off. What’s the safest approach?
Flickering or inconsistent lights indicate a malfunction. Drive defensively.
#4. A traffic light is stuck on green in your direction, but cross traffic is stopped. What should you do?
Malfunctioning lights can create confusion. Always drive defensively.
#5. At a dark traffic light intersection, what is the proper order of vehicles if three cars arrive from different directions?
Right-of-way rules apply at malfunctioning intersections, ensuring an organized and safe flow.
#6. True or False: At a malfunctioning traffic light, it is acceptable to ignore a stop sign if it is nearby.
You must follow all standard traffic rules, including stop signs and right-of-way, even if the light is out.
#7. True or False: At a malfunctioning traffic light, pedestrians must always yield to cars.
Pedestrians always have the right of way at crosswalks, even when lights are out.
#8. If a traffic light is flashing red, what should you do?
A flashing red light requires a full stop, then proceed when safe.
#9. Why is it important to approach malfunctioning traffic lights slowly and with caution?
Defensive driving ensures safety because other drivers may act unpredictably when signals malfunction.
#10. If a traffic light is flashing yellow, what should you do?
A flashing yellow light warns drivers to slow down and be careful, but you do not have to stop.
