This topic brings together the requirements of traffic lights, traffic controllers and special light or sound signals. The goal is to quickly understand which signal has priority at a given moment and what action is permitted or required from the driver.
Read traffic-control measures in priority order: an active traffic controller’s signal takes precedence over ordinary traffic lights and signs, while an active traffic light determines the order of movement at a controlled intersection. Green permits movement, but it does not remove the duty to give way when turning, when using an additional signal section, or to pedestrians where that duty still applies.
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This topic presents the main traffic-light signals, signals with arrows and additional sections, and their combinations. It is important to understand not only the colour, but also the exact direction in which movement is permitted and whom you may still need to give way to.
A traffic controller’s positions and gestures can replace or take precedence over other traffic-control measures. This topic teaches how to assess the controller’s position relative to the driver and determine the permitted direction of movement from it.
This topic concerns emergency vehicles using blue, red or other special light signals and audible signals. The goal is to recognize situations in which unobstructed passage must be provided and to avoid interfering with the work of special vehicles.
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