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Traffic Light Rules Flashcards

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  1. What do two red lights displayed at the same time at a level crossing mean?

    Answer: Stop — a train is approaching or crossing

    Twin red flashing lights at a level crossing mean a train is approaching or crossing. You must stop and wait until the lights stop flashing.

  2. At a signalised crossing, the green man appears but you are driving. What does this mean for you?

    Answer: You must have a red light — stop for pedestrians

    When the green man is showing for pedestrians, the traffic light for vehicles will be red. You must stop and wait.

  3. What is the penalty for failing to obey a traffic light signal under Singapore law?

    Answer: Fine and up to 12 demerit points

    Disobeying a traffic light signal in Singapore can result in a fine of up to $1,000 (first offence) and 12 demerit points.

  4. The traffic light ahead shows a green light but traffic is stationary beyond the junction. Should you enter?

    Answer: No — wait behind the stop line until the traffic clears beyond the junction

    Even on a green light, you should not enter the junction if you cannot clear it. Blocking a junction is an offence and causes gridlock.

  5. What does an amber right-turn arrow at a traffic light mean?

    Answer: The protected right-turn phase is ending — stop if safe

    An amber right-turn arrow means the protected right-turn phase is ending. Stop safely behind the line if you can; do not start a new right turn.

  6. A pedestrian crossing signal shows a steady red man. As a driver, what does this typically mean?

    Answer: You may have a green light but must still watch for pedestrians

    When the red man shows, vehicles typically have a green light, but you must still watch for pedestrians who may be jaywalking or still finishing crossing.

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