If traffic on the other side of an intersection is backed up and you cannot get completely through, you must:
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Enter the intersection and try to avoid blocking it.
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Turn right instead of going straight through the intersection.
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Enter the intersection and proceed with caution.
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Wait until traffic ahead is clear.
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Explanation
If the signal at an intersection shows a green light but traffic on the other side is backed up, you should wait outside the intersection. Proceed only when you can see straight through it and are sure you can make it across without having to stop.
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