What does a steady green traffic signal indicate you may do?

What does a steady green traffic signal indicate you may do?

• A. Turn only if there is no oncoming traffic.
• B. Stop completely and wait.
• C. Proceed through the intersection or turn if the way is clear and you have the right-of-way.
• D. Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.

Answer: (C)

A steady green light means you may move through the intersection or complete a turn, as long as the way is clear and you have the right-of-way. It signals you can go, not to stop, but you must still watch for pedestrians in crosswalks and yield to them when needed, and you must yield to oncoming traffic if you’re turning left. This captures why you’re allowed to proceed or turn only when the path is clear and no one else has priority. The other ideas don’t fit because stopping on green isn’t required, and simply noting pedestrians isn’t the full rule for when you may go.

A steady green light means you may move through the intersection or complete a turn, as long as the way is clear and you have the right-of-way. It signals you can go, not to stop, but you must still watch for pedestrians in crosswalks and yield to them when needed, and you must yield to oncoming traffic if you’re turning left. This captures why you’re allowed to proceed or turn only when the path is clear and no one else has priority. The other ideas don’t fit because stopping on green isn’t required, and simply noting pedestrians isn’t the full rule for when you may go.