Washington Written Drivers Permit Practice Test

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What does a green arrow mean at a traffic signal?

  1. You can proceed in the direction of the arrow

  2. You must stop and yield

  3. You should slow down and prepare to stop

  4. You can turn left only

The correct answer is: You can proceed in the direction of the arrow

A green arrow at a traffic signal indicates that you can proceed in the direction the arrow points. This signal gives you the right of way to move through an intersection safely, allowing you to follow the arrow without the need to yield to oncoming traffic or pedestrians. It signals to drivers that it is safe to continue in that specific direction, whether that be straight ahead or a turn, depending on where the arrow is pointing. This is particularly important for managing traffic flow and ensuring that vehicles can move efficiently through intersections. In contrast, other signals provide different instructions, such as stopping or preparing to stop, which is not the case with a green arrow.