Back on the Oude Delft: the light turns yellow while you are two metres from the stop line, at 50 km/h. What is correct?
- ✓ You may proceed — you are too close to stop safely
- You must always stop on yellow, even if that means an emergency stop
Correct answer: You may proceed — you are too close to stop safely
Explanation
Anyone too close to stop safely may proceed.
Why learners get this wrong
- Anyone too close to stop safely may proceed.
Topic: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
Read the rule: Core: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
Sections
- Challenge: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
- The model: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
- Core: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
- Why it matters: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
- Active recall: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
- Teach back: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
- Memory hook: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits