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Traffic Signals, Lanes & Lane Markings practice test: free Michigan Driver License questions

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    What does a flashing yellow arrow left-turn signal mean at a Michigan intersection?

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    Answer: C. A flashing yellow arrow left-turn signal indicates an unprotected left turn. Motorists may proceed into the intersection to turn left, but must yield the right of way to oncoming vehicles and pedestrians before completing the turn. Michigan's guide says this signal layout was adopted because reconfiguring the left-turn arrows helps traffic move through intersections more efficiently.

    Source: What Every Driver Must Know — Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals (p. 50)

  2. Traffic signals and markings2 of 2

    What does a flashing red traffic light at an intersection mean under Michigan law?

    The answer

    Answer: A. A flashing red traffic signal has the exact same legal meaning as an octagonal stop sign. Motorists must come to a complete stop behind the stop line or crosswalk, yield the right of way to approaching cross traffic and pedestrians, and proceed only when safe.

    Source: What Every Driver Must Know — Chapter 5: Signs, Pavement Markings and Signals (p. 50)

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