Drivers approaching a green traffic light:
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Must stop before proceeding through the intersection.
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Must yield to oncoming traffic before making a left turn.
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Always have the right of way.
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Must merge to the left, if possible.
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Explanation
Drivers approaching a green traffic light may proceed, but only if there are no vehicles, bicyclists, or pedestrians in their path. If drivers intend to make a left turn, they must yield to all oncoming traffic after entering the intersection.
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