Challenge: The three-colour traffic light: green, yellow, red — and its limits
Everyone learns 'yellow means stop' as an absolute rule, and sometimes brakes too hard exactly because of that. The law itself accounts for precisely this moment: there is an exception, but it only applies when stopping genuinely is no longer safe — not simply whenever it is inconvenient.
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