The traffic signal changes to steady amber as you approach the stop line. When may you continue across the line?
Whenever no other vehicle is visible in the junction
Only if amber appears after you have already crossed the line, or you are so close that stopping might cause a collision✓Correct answer
Whenever the driver intends to turn left rather than continue ahead
Only when a pedestrian presses the crossing button
Explanation
Amber normally requires a stop, but proceeding is allowed if it appears after the line has been crossed or when stopping from the current distance could cause an accident. Continuing merely because the junction looks empty ignores the stop meaning of amber.