Green light: what should you do when approaching a green light?

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Green light: what should you do when approaching a green light?

Explanation:
Green lights still require caution. The best approach is to maintain a speed that allows you to stop quickly if a hazard appears—pedestrians stepping into the crosswalk, another vehicle running the signal, or the light changing to yellow or red. Stopping instantly or rushing through the intersection increases risk of collision, and slowing to a crawl can impede response time for emergencies. By keeping a controllable speed, you stay prepared to react safely while still moving efficiently through the intersection.

Green lights still require caution. The best approach is to maintain a speed that allows you to stop quickly if a hazard appears—pedestrians stepping into the crosswalk, another vehicle running the signal, or the light changing to yellow or red. Stopping instantly or rushing through the intersection increases risk of collision, and slowing to a crawl can impede response time for emergencies. By keeping a controllable speed, you stay prepared to react safely while still moving efficiently through the intersection.

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