You must always observe the traffic light you are facing, and you may not start moving forward when the traffic light facing the Cross Road turns red.

You must always observe the traffic light you are facing, and you may not start moving forward when the traffic light facing the Cross Road turns red.

• A. Not Applicable
• B. True
• C. Cannot Determine
• D. False

Answer: (B)

At an intersection, you always follow the signal for the road you are on. Moving forward is determined by your own light, not by the signal on the cross street. If the cross street’s light turns red, that tells vehicles on that street to stop, but it does not grant you permission to move unless your own light is green. So you must observe the light you face and only proceed when it allows you to go; the cross-street red doesn’t override that. This is why the statement is true: you watch the light in front of you, and you should not start moving forward based on the cross-street signal turning red.

At an intersection, you always follow the signal for the road you are on. Moving forward is determined by your own light, not by the signal on the cross street. If the cross street’s light turns red, that tells vehicles on that street to stop, but it does not grant you permission to move unless your own light is green. So you must observe the light you face and only proceed when it allows you to go; the cross-street red doesn’t override that. This is why the statement is true: you watch the light in front of you, and you should not start moving forward based on the cross-street signal turning red.