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Stopping as if it were a red light
A vehicle traffic light with a steady amber light indicates to road users that they must stop before it under the same conditions as if it were a steady red light.
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Stopping as if it were a red light
An obligation to give way to vehicles travelling on the crossing road
Passage permitted with priority
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