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What is a stale green light?
What must be established between the front bumper of my vehicle and the stop line?
A point of decision
If the light changes before reaching my decision point, I can bring the vehicle to a safe stop behind the stop line.
True
If I reach my decision point and the light changes, I should hesitate or accelerate through the intersection.
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What factors affect my point of decision?
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What is important for achieving smooth stops and turns?
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Study Notes
Stale Green Lights
- A stale green light indicates uncertainty about when it may change to yellow or red, having gone unnoticed during the transition.
- A point of decision is crucial and is defined as the point located between the front bumper of the vehicle and the stop line.
- If a driver approaches the decision point and the traffic light changes, the driver should bring the vehicle to a complete and safe stop behind the stop line.
- Upon reaching the decision point with a changing light, it's essential to proceed through the intersection steadily, without hesitation or acceleration, to ensure safety.
- Several factors influence the point of decision, which include:
- Road conditions
- Load of the vehicle
- Weather circumstances
- Vehicle speed
- One primary goal of all these factors is to achieve smooth stops and turns for safer driving behavior.
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Test your knowledge of traffic lights and decision-making at intersections with these flashcards. Understand what a stale green light means and how to determine your decision point when approaching lights. This quiz will help you enhance your driving safety awareness.
