WHICH IS EASIER TO SPOT? Find out for yourself if a steady yellow arrow is sufficient to clear a flashing yellow arrow. The page simulates a nighttime event where you are stopped at a signal displaying a flashing yellow arrow, complete with lights simulating moving traffic. A driver at a flashing yellow must watch for gaps in oncoming traffic in addition to observing the signal. The signal shows a flashing yellow arrow, and then changes to yellow clearance, followed by a red signal. Find out for yourself whether a yellow arrow or a circular yellow is a better clearance indication for a flashing yellow arrow. Watch the traffic, and see if you can tell when the signal changes: |
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