Question 631 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
A signal is out of order and no officer is present. How should you treat the intersection?
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Correct answer to question 631
- B: As a four-way stop
Explanation
If a traffic signal is out of order and law enforcement is not present, treat the light or intersection as a four-way stop sign.
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