Alberta Written Drivers Learners Test Practice

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What should you do if you approach a flashing red light?

  1. Speed up to clear the intersection

  2. Stop, then proceed when it is safe

  3. Proceed without stopping

  4. Honk your horn

The correct answer is: Stop, then proceed when it is safe

When you approach a flashing red light, the correct action is to come to a complete stop, similar to how you would treat a stop sign. This signal indicates that you must yield to all other traffic and pedestrians in the intersection. Once you have stopped, it's essential to check the surroundings for any oncoming vehicles or pedestrians and only proceed when it is safe to do so. This ensures that you are following traffic laws designed to maintain safety at intersections. Speeding up to clear the intersection or proceeding without stopping could lead to accidents, while honking your horn is not necessary in this situation and does not address the need to stop first. Following the correct protocol at a flashing red light helps prevent collisions and ensures the safety of all road users.