A driver has a green light and intends to turn left. A pedestrian is crossing the driver's intended path and a vehicle remains in the intersection. What does the green light allow?
Turn immediately because green gives absolute priority over everyone already in the intersection
Yield only to the vehicle, not the pedestrian
Enter behind the pedestrian without checking the vehicle
Move only after yielding to the vehicle and the pedestrian✓Bonne réponse
Explication
Green permits movement but does not erase existing priority claims inside the intersection or across a turn path. The driver must yield to both road user classes, so treating green as an unconditional command to go is unsafe and incorrect.