You are stopped at a puffin crossing. What signal sequence should you expect before driving on?
Wait for green, because a puffin crossing has no flashing amber phase for drivers.✓Correct answer
Proceed as soon as red changes to flashing amber, even if someone is crossing.
Move when the pedestrian's near-side red figure first appears.
Wait for a white diagonal arrow above the traffic lane.
Explanation
A puffin crossing uses the normal traffic-light sequence and has no flashing amber phase for drivers, so you wait for green and confirm the way is clear. Moving on a flashing amber rule would import the older pelican sequence into the wrong crossing type.