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LEARNING TO DRIVE

How do I handle stop signs and traffic lights?

Decision Maker → Learner Driver

QUICK ANSWER

Recognize the traffic control early, slow appropriately, stop where required, observe the intersection, and proceed only when it is legal and safe.

WHAT THAT MEANS

A sign or green light does not replace observation.

SUPPORTING ANSWER SECTIONS

Approach
Identify the control early enough to avoid a rushed stop.

Stop and observe
At a required stop, fully stop and evaluate the intersection.

Proceed
Continue only after confirming the path is clear.

DRIVEx WAY OF THINKING

Notice the control. Understand what it requires. Predict who could enter your path. Recheck. Decide: go or wait.

WATCH
KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Recognize controls early.
• Stop where required.
• Look before moving.
• Never rely only on the signal.

YOU MAY ALSO BE WONDERING

What is a complete stop?

The vehicle fully stops moving before proceeding.

What should I do at a yellow light?

Evaluate the situation and respond lawfully rather than rushing.

Does green automatically mean go?

No. Your path still needs to be clear.

What about railroad crossings?

Obey signs, signals, and gates and never enter unless you can safely clear the crossing.
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