What does a green filter arrow beside a red traffic light mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. You may move in the direction of the arrow
- Step 1: Filter arrows allow one movement while the main signal is red. Step 2. Follow the arrow, but still give way to people crossing. Answer: You may move in the direction of the arrow. Why not the others: It does not mean stop, does not allow going straight and does not wait for amber.
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