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Steady amber.
Steady amber. The exception applies when it comes on and does not permit accelerating to get through. Flashing amber requires extra caution and giving way as applicable; it does not exempt a driver from a STOP sign, another stopping requirement or officers’ orders.
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Steady amber.
Flashing amber.
Green.
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