When may a driver enter a junction on a green light?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Only if the exit is clear
- Step 1: Even on green, the driver should not enter the junction if the vehicle may be forced to stop in the way of cross traffic.
Answer
Only if the exit is clear.
Why not the others: Always, on any green light, Only if a pedestrian is waiting and Only after sounding the horn don't fit.
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