You are driving 40 km/h. The pedestrian signal has been red for a while. There is no one behind you. What do you do now?

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I increase the speed.

I have been aware of the change to red for pedestrians.

I apply the brakes.

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Explanation: In heavy traffic it is important to adjust your speed and be aware of drivers behind you. As mentioned in the question, there are none of these. There is no risk in stopping here. You have noticed that the pedestrian light has changed to red and have therefore prepared yourself for the fact that it will probably turn red in the light control.

You are traveling about 40 km/h. How do you want to continue?

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I signal with the horn.

I apply the brakes.

I increase the speed.

I pay special attention to the pedestrian.

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Explanation: Even though the pedestrian may still have a red light, there is a risk that the pedestrian will cross into the crosswalk, as it will soon turn green for pedestrians. Especially if the pedestrian has observed that you have a yellow light and expects you to stop. Note that this pedestrian crossing is wider than usual.

You are close to the intersection and driving at the speed limit of 60 km/h. What are you going to do?

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I increase the speed.

I brake so I can stop at the stop line.

I continue across the intersection.

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Explanation: The light is yellow, about to turn red. You are so close to the intersection that in order to brake, you have to brake quite hard. The truck behind you is close and can't brake in the same short distance as you. Therefore, you must continue through the intersection at the same speed, as you are not allowed to go faster.

You are traveling about 50 km/h. How do you want to continue?

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I pay special attention to the light signal.

I wait to enter the intersection until the car in the intersection has left.

I increase the speed.

I pay special attention to the car at the intersection.

Correct! Wrong!

Explanation: Red/yellow means stop, but the signal is about to turn green. Green means go, but only if the road is clear, i.e. if the intersection is clear. You should therefore wait to enter the intersection until the car in the intersection is gone.

You've seen that the light has been green for a long time. You are about to enter the intersection. What do you need to pay special attention to?

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The pedestrian crossing light has changed to red.

The light signal.

The one in front driving.

I prepare myself for the possibility of having to stop.

Correct! Wrong!

Explanation: Since you are driving in an urban zone and have had an unobstructed view of the light control, which has been green for an extended period of time, you should be aware of a change to yellow before you reach the intersection. One sign may be that the pedestrian crossing light control has turned red. Prepare to bring the vehicle to a stop. If you continue into the intersection on a yellow light, you may cause a nuisance to other traffic in the intersection.

You want to turn right at the light-controlled intersection. What are you going to do?

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I stop at the stop line.

I speed up and turn right.

I apply the brakes.

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Explanation: The light control changes from green to yellow which means stop. You should therefore orient yourself backwards via your mirrors and bring the car to a stop if possible. Here, the drivers behind are far away, so it's safe to brake.

You are about to enter the intersection. The bus is stationary in the intersection and you are not allowed to change lanes. How do you want to proceed?

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I pay special attention to traffic lights.

I pull into the intersection and stop right behind the bus in front.

I drive up to the stop line and stop.

I can only enter the intersection if I am confident that I can cross the intersection while the light is green.

Correct! Wrong!

Explanation: Since the pedestrian and cyclist signal has changed to red, you must be able to anticipate that the light will soon change to red. You can't be sure of crossing the intersection before it changes to yellow and red. You must therefore stop at the stop line.

You are driving 40 km/h and going straight ahead at the intersection. There is no one behind you. How will you proceed?

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I brake as the light is about to change to red.

I continue at unchanged speed, straight ahead at the intersection.

I stop at the stop line.

I speed up as the light signal is turning green.

Correct! Wrong!

Explanation: Yellow light means "STOP" if it is possible to stop without danger. If the signal was about to turn green, it would have been both yellow and red. Here there is no danger, no tailgating and plenty of space to stop. There is a high risk that the oncoming driver who is waiting for a clear lane to complete his turn will pull out in front of you, expecting you to stop for a yellow light.