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Stop, unless it can no longer be done safely
A steady amber light means stop like a red light, unless it can no longer be done with sufficient safety.
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Stop, unless it can no longer be done safely
Accelerate to cross before red
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Always continue because it is not red yet
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Ante una luz amarilla fija de semáforo, un conductor debe:
- Detenerse, salvo que ya no pueda hacerlo con seguridad(Correct answer)
- Acelerar para cruzar antes de la roja
- Continuar siempre porque aun no es roja
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