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Flashing amber for me means that the light will not change to green or red... but it will stay amber. You have the right of way but you must proceed with caution.
More info...
Flashing red means that the light will stay red, and you treat is like a stop sign.
Flashing green means go, you have the right of way. (note: SOME places this even means that you can turn left through an intersection because they will still have red until your green stops flashing) Gotta know local rules though since it's different everywhere.
ah so if you see it flashing, thats warning that its about to change to red. thanks for that.
Also you probably already know, you can turn right on a red after you stop first of course.
i did not know that, so the red light is like stop sign for turning traffi then, stop, see if its clear, then safely pull out. we need that system here in the UK.
Green=Go
Yellow=Stop safely or proceed through light, light is about to change to red (in real life speed in mph/10=approximate seconds of yellow)
Red=Stop (Right turns on red after complete stop allowed unless posted signage says otherwise)
Green=Go (American lights do not have a red-yellow phase before turning green again)
Flashing Red=Stop sign, yield to cross traffic
Flashing Yellow=You have right of way but proceed with caution
Out=All way stop (not applicable but no one knows this so i'd figure I'd share)
Sometimes they have a fourth arrow light
Green Arrow=Go, you have a protected turn (the right of way over oncomming traffic)
Red Arrow=Stop, do not turn even if clear
I think that covers everything in ATS, cheers!
No ours go from solid red to solid amber then solid green. No flashes except on pedestrian crossing points. Wow it shows how different they are in different parts of the world.
At least the colors are the same!
A full light cycle goes RED, GREEN, AMBER, RED
-STEADY RED = full stop, wait for green
-If turning right on RED, come to a full stop at the light, then proceed to turn right yielding to any traffic. Do not turn if signs specifically state "NO TURN ON RED."
-FLASHING RED = treat the light as a stop sign. Come to a complete stop, check for traffic as they may not be stopping, proceed with caution.
-STEADY YELLOW/AMBER = Light is about to turn RED, stop if able, if unable, proceed with caution.
-FLASHING YELLOW/AMBER = You do not need to stop. Use caution when proceeding through intersection, check for traffic as they may not be stopping either.
-STEADY GREEN = Go but always check for traffic regardless of your "right of way"
Arrows can be seen in place of solid lights and mean the same as above but apply in the direction of the arrow.
Green = GO
Yellow = GO FASTER
Red = Stop