"Discipline just stop it. Like if you run red lights and if you ask somebody, 'Hey, how to stop running red lights?' they'll say just stop running red lights. It's very simple. You have to control yourself."
"Okay, I've got the right of way and I steer into the inside lane."
"A yellow light means you should stop if you can do so safely; it's not an invitation to speed through the intersection."
"I tend to blow off stop signs. Okay, you shouldn't be doing that, really you shouldn't."
"Everyone is remembering to stop, look, and listen and only walk when they see the green man."
"When merging into freeway traffic who has the right of way? The freeway traffic."
"When traffic lights are out of order, treat the junction as an unmarked crossroads."
"You should still stop for any vehicle, bicyclist, or pedestrian in the intersection."
"Flashing red traffic lights should be treated like a stop sign."
"When approaching a yield sign, you must always slow down, come to a full stop if necessary, and yield right of way."
"A driver who approaches an intersection must yield the right of way to traffic already in the intersection."
"When parking next to a curb, you should use your turn signals when pulling next to or away from the curb."
"When traffic is blocking the intersection, it's best to wait at the green light until you can drive all the way through the intersection. This helps keep the intersection clear for other drivers and prevents traffic jams."
"The traffic light: red, yellow, green. All right, let's go."
"In other words, you have priority over other vehicles at such intersections"
"Flashing red traffic light should be treated like a stop sign you should stop yield to the other vehicles you can then proceed when it is safe."
"The correct order for traffic lights from the top to the bottom is red at the top, then yellow in the middle, and green at the bottom. Drivers should know what each color means to follow the rules of the road safely."
The correct answer is C: "treat it as a stop sign" when encountering a flashing red traffic light.
"When encountering a flashing red traffic signal, drivers should treat it as a stop sign and come to a complete stop."
"Anytime you come across a stop sign you must stop and check for safety before proceeding."
"So if someone was approaching, we may have to give way because they would already have been committed in the bend."
"Stay in the left-hand lane of a motorway unless you're overtaking."
"Red means stop and we want red to be go."
"Stop signs are mandatory signs and are enforceable everywhere they are displayed."
"The definition of a clear intersection is not a green light."
"You should keep to the left and only use the right-hand lane if you're passing slower-moving traffic."
"You must stop your vehicle at a red traffic light."
"One line means there are loading restrictions. That means sometimes you can load and sometimes you can't load on this road."
"You should only drive into a box Junction if you know that you won't get stuck."
"You only go into a box Junction if you know you're not going to get stuck."
"You can wait in a box Junction when your exit road is clear."
"In circumstances where the power is out and traffic signals are not active, treat intersections as a four-way stop."
"If it is a red light, consider it as a stop sign and look for oncoming traffic."
"Drive in the middle of the lane and do not cut any solid lines."
"Always give signal, check your mirror and blind spot before changing lanes or turning."
"Probably one of the other things that we've really noticed as Americans driving in Germany is this situation right here we're pulling up to a four-way stop and in Germany rather than having a stop sign it is rex for links so the person on the right has right-of-way."
"Drive at the speed limit and always check for oncoming traffic before proceeding."
"A two-lane road must yield to a four-lane road."
"Anytime you're on a one-way street, the broken lane marker is gonna be a white line."
"A single solid yellow line marks the center of a road with two-way traffic. Do not pass a vehicle in front of you if there is only one lane of traffic going your direction and a solid yellow line on your side of the road."
"Never change lanes over double solid white lines. Wait until you see a single broken white line."
"Center left turn lanes are used to prepare for and make left turns."
"Yield to pedestrians, bicyclists, and other vehicles at traffic signals or signs."
"Every vehicle should be using the left-hand lane unless they are overtaking."
"When you see a red light, a solid red light, you stop. You know why? Because that is the law, there is no gray area about that."
"You must give way to pedestrians who are on the crossing."
"Whenever you turn right, the oncoming cars have priority."
"Stop at the red light, I'll be looking left and right."
"The person in front has the right of way."
"Pelican Crossings have no red and amber stage before green; instead, they have a flashing amber light."
"When you see yellow lines on the road, it means that the lanes are separating traffic moving in opposite directions."
"Drivers should never drive across or park on a median."
"Look both ways and be ready to stop."
"The center lane is shared for left turns in both directions of travel."
"When making a turn at an intersection, you should yield right of way to pedestrians, cyclists, and any oncoming traffic."
"You may pass a school bus only if the flashing lights are off and the stop arm is not extended."
"Excessive speeding in areas with a 100 kilometers per hour speed limit is defined as going 60 km/h or more over the limit."
"Signal at least 100 feet ahead of the turn."
"Upon all roadways, any vehicle... proceeding at less than the prevailing and lawful speed of traffic... shall be driven in the right-hand lane when available for traffic."
"Whoever is on the right has the right of way."
"Red lines painted on the road mean no stopping."
"Pedestrians always have right of way."
"Remember, if it doesn't say 40, the speed limit is not 40."
"It's important that we remain in the left-hand lane unless we are overtaking or turning right."
"If you use the left-hand lane, which lane will you exit off in? The left. If you use the middle lane, which lane will you end up in? The right."
"Just because the light turns green, it doesn't mean you can just go."
"You must obey any traffic direction, order, or signal given by a traffic officer, peace officer, or firefighter."
"The vehicle always yields to the pedestrian."
"Entering traffic must always yield to traffic already in the roundabout."
"When entering an interstate, the solid painted lines that divide the entrance and the interstate should not be crossed."
"When you have the right of way, take it promptly before someone tries to take it from you."
"A green traffic light means you can go through the intersection, but you must yield to emergency vehicles and others as required by law."
"Teach your children about traffic and bicycle safety."
"Being permitted to turn right at a red light."
"That's why we have rules, like the left lane sets the pace."
"If there are oncoming cars, you must give way. Yes, orders, you've got to do so."
"Everyone who gets to the intersection stops, and the person that stopped at their stop sign first gets to go first."