A solid green light means you may proceed through the intersection.

A solid green light means you may proceed through the intersection.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only after yielding to pedestrians
• D. Only if turning left is allowed

Answer: (A)

A solid green light means you may proceed through the intersection, provided it’s safe. It gives you the right-of-way for your approach, but you must still watch for pedestrians in crosswalks and for other vehicles or riders who have the right-of-way. If a pedestrian is in or about to enter the crosswalk, you must yield and wait. If you’re turning left, you must still yield to oncoming traffic before completing the turn. If there are no pedestrians and no others needing priority, you can go straight or turn as permitted by your lane signals. The other options aren’t correct because you don’t have to yield every time just because there’s a green signal, and the ability to turn isn’t conditional on whether turning left is allowed.

A solid green light means you may proceed through the intersection, provided it’s safe. It gives you the right-of-way for your approach, but you must still watch for pedestrians in crosswalks and for other vehicles or riders who have the right-of-way. If a pedestrian is in or about to enter the crosswalk, you must yield and wait. If you’re turning left, you must still yield to oncoming traffic before completing the turn. If there are no pedestrians and no others needing priority, you can go straight or turn as permitted by your lane signals.

The other options aren’t correct because you don’t have to yield every time just because there’s a green signal, and the ability to turn isn’t conditional on whether turning left is allowed.