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You are approaching a green light when you see a traffic officer signaling you to stop. What should you do?

Correct answer

  • Stop only if you see a hazard.
  • Continue through the green light.
  • Stop.

Explanation

You must always follow the directions of a traffic officer or firefighter, even if that involves breaking road rules or disregarding traffic signs, signals, or road markings.

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